Sentence examples for more on technological from inspiring English sources

In addition, most of the existing studies focus much more on technological process innovations and product innovations than on non-technological and intangible ones, i.e. marketing and organizational innovations.

The piece was chosen from more than 100 submissions.The list's focus is less on social activities and more on technological breakthroughs than in previous years.

A recent study (pdf) managed by Vlerick Business School, shows that technology investments have grown for 40% of companies since the crisis, and that 93% of them will spend even more on technological innovation in the upcoming five years.

Socheung says she refused outright: "It's ridiculous - a pig is worth much more than this!" For more on technological solutions to slavery, listen to Ed Butler on BBC World Service's Business Daily programme.

Epistemological thought is relegated in these texts, which focuses more on technological solutions and didactic design, but in most cases, knowledge is understood from an empirical and positivist perspective.

However, it is worth noting that other authors (e.g. Law and Chow 2008; Pelgrum 2008) have found advanced training options to focus more on technological aspects rather than on the didactic integration of ICT into relevant scenarios of teaching and learning.

Built in 1932, the 28-foot, or 8.5-meter, boat is a serious long shot in the 68th running of the race, which has come to be dominated by yachts at least twice as big that rely more heavily on technological sophistication than old-fashioned gaff-riggers like the Maluka.

The analysis of technology sourcing reveals that the older, the moderately integrated, and the firms with foreign presence are investing more rigorously on technological efforts than their counterparts.

But we should also put more effort on technological means of helping humans make fewer errors and avoid falling into cyber traps.

However, as modern society has become more dependent on technological systems and therefore vulnerable to disturbances in the upper atmosphere and in the interplanetary space near Earth, the focus of this discipline evolved in new and important directions, and it has been renamed as space weather (e.g., Song et al. 2001).

But one instructor said he was worried that laws like this would put more emphasis on technological solutions and less on drivers' skills.