Sentence examples for participation of technology from inspiring English sources

"In order to get a sustainable rally going one of the thinks you need is the broad participation of technology," said William E. Rhodes, chief investment strategist at Rhodes Analytics in Boston.

They should be encouraged to expand and network on a worldwide basis in the same spirit as the HLA workshops, with active participation of technology providers, patient organizations and regulatory authorities.

But to really make a difference, such ideas require the participation of large technology companies, and the incentives to cooperate are small.

Table 1 shows the participation of each technology in the Colombian electric power market, indicating that hydro-electric power is predominant, with 69.97% of the total, followed by thermo-electric power (gas and coal), which combined account for 18.05% of the total.

This paper investigates the participation of new technology-based firms (NTBFs) in EU-funded R&D partnerships.

This approach could be applied to other small scale general studies in order to assess the maximum contribution of renewable energy sources to particular energy generation mix and to help set development policies supporting high participation of renewable technologies.

She is passionate about helping to increasing the participation of women in technology.

The paper will show that precompetitiveness as a project or participation attribute is independent of technology or market orientation, where technology orientation means that the motive for participation in the framework programme is learning and knowledge and market orientation means that the motive is based on commercial objectives.

Iran is poised for growth and it seeks UK participation in trade, transfer of technology and investment," said Dalton.

The challenges associated with working cross-culturally, especially with reference to African HIV/AIDS research, have been previously described and include tensions related to differential access to financial resources and facilities, different expectations of participation and of transfer of technology, of training opportunities and of credit for contributions [33].

Neither do we argue for or against public participation in the shaping of technology nor support a particular view what interest(s) research, technology development and implementation should serve in the first place.