Sentence examples for measures and technologies from inspiring English sources
The Communist Party newspaper, Granma, responding to to President Bush's statements this week rejecting an end to the United States trade embargo, said American policies amounted to "more expenditures, measures and technologies to sow poison in our country".
The second group of measures and technologies consists of those with low (positive) cost and high potential.
It also affords a broad array of measures and technologies from various generations that facilitate the study of organized criminal behavior [24].
To do so we first define which technologies present overlaps (for example home insulation and advanced heating systems, or electricity saving measures and technologies in the electricity sector).
Tourism firms that build internal capabilities for adoption of energy efficient measures and technologies are more likely to mobilize their relation with engineering firms in order to co-produce innovative energy efficient solutions.
Understanding the economic and disease burden of dengue in India is essential to assist policy makers and public health managers to prepare for and control outbreaks, and encourage international collaboration to develop and evaluate prevention, control and management measures, and technologies to control further epidemics.
Also, the use of performance-based measures and technology-related items seems to be promising.
According to the compound mechanical deformation mechanisms, the corresponding mechanical control measures and conversion technologies were proposed, and these technologies have been successfully applied in roadway supporting practice in deep soft rock at Xing 'an Coal Minewith good effect.
However, as with any new force, it must all be in good measure and technology is no exception.
Drones, jungle-penetrating radar and electronic counter-measures can help combat terrorists for a while but the terrorists soon work out a way round the counter-measures and technology helps them develop more deadly means of attack.
The high penetration of renewables envisaged for future power systems will significantly increase the need for flexible operational measures and generation technologies, whose associated investment decisions must be properly planned in the long term.
