Sentence examples for on particular technologies from inspiring English sources

Societal impacts are typically considered and addressed during the dissemination or implementation phase and are focussed on particular technologies.

In scenario 1, due to dependence on particular technologies and data organisation, the legacy software assets currently require a significant amount of effort to be invested in porting them into the cloud environment.

Topical studies tend to only pass reference to such technologies or to largely focus on one particular technology as part of big data and context-aware ecosystems in the realm of smart cities.

In addition to apparent experimental difficulties, this is also due to the general tendency of such (or any other) studies to focus on one particular technology, which often falls short of providing sufficient resolution to effectively address such a complex task.

However, this instrument focuses on use of particular technologies and not particular teaching practices.

From the model, the hypothesis is derived that producers, users, and governments self-organize in specialized innovation networks: producers of particular technologies increasingly focus on particular user markets in particular countries.

Ms. Jacoby, whose book came out on Tuesday, doesn't zero in on a particular technology or emotion, but rather on what she feels is a generalized hostility to knowledge.

This, of course, was a ludicrous situation that highlights what happens when preferential treatment is based on a particular technology instead of on an objective performance measure.

Hinging a perk like this on a particular technology instead of on a quantifiable performance standard is like saying, to play on the women's Olympic basketball team you need to wear a dress to tryouts.

Governments and regulators have often forced particular technologies on firms rather than allowing them to find the cheapest way to reduce their emissions.

KERTZMAN -- I would raise the point, for better or for worse, in terms of innovation, having a single company with what has now, at least by a court of appeals, been judged to be a monopoly on that particular technology.