"China will invest more in nuclear power technological innovations, promote application of advanced technology, improve the equipment level, and attach great importance to personnel training," the white paper said.
We propose an architecture of the onboard and ground radio frequency subsystems which combines minimization of mass and power, technological feasibility, and adequate phase stability and ranging accuracy.
In this paper we describe the zero-power technological platform as an enabler of such autonomous smart systems, the related scientific and technical challenges, their possible applications and the societal impact.
It has become a leading industrial power, a technological innovator and a vibrant democracy.
To achieve it, however, she needs to develop a positive vision of progressive jurisprudence in an age of economic crisis, financial power and technological change.
I think they are just as interested in the exercise of state power and technological supremacy as they are in profits and stockmarkets.
And this week several of the industry's main firms, including AMD, Dell, HP, IBM, Intel, Microsoft and Sun, launched a "Green Grid" consortium dedicated to reducing data-centre power consumption.Three technological fixes in particular could help.
A study of the Abydos boat and at least 13 others buried in parallel, like a fleet riding at anchor near mortuary monuments, is expected to provide scholars with new evidence about the wealth, power and technological prowess of the earliest royal dynasties of the Egyptian civilization.
The forces of chaos are evoked in the video with anxiety-producing power: runaway technological growth, global political corruption, the gathering storm of political and religious extremism, and a media landscape littered with a motley array of conspiracy-peddling crackpots, snake-oil salesmen, and boot-licking spin doctors.
But it was only with the invention of the steam engine and later the internal combustion engine and electrical generators, that power for technological developments became freely available.
At the root of this alienation, they argue, is a narrow positivist conception of rationality which sees rationality as an instrument for pursuing progress, power and technological control, and takes observation, measurement and the application of purely quantitative methods to be capable of solving all problems.
