Sentence examples for programmes of technology from inspiring English sources

Moreover, technology is now advancing to the stage where users do not need to be familiar with its intricacies (in much the same way, most mobile phone users could not build one), and substantial programmes of technology assistance are in place through various international agencies (such as the Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research, www.cgiar.org).

Ghosh and Watkins say that we need a big and immediate programme of technology transfer to provide India and China with clean coal plants.

So today we're launching the results of our Charity Digital Survey at our sold out Charity Digital Summit, part of our Google funded programme of technology events for charities.

The Sussex Renal Innovation Programme (SRIP) is a regional programme of technology-enabled innovation in renal services (2009 - ongoing) [ 13].

The predominant change model adopted for the SCR programme was one of "technology push"—centrally driven, rationalistic, with a focus on documentation and reporting, and oriented to predefined, relatively inflexible goals.

He helped build the interdisciplinary research programmes of the Institute for the Study of Science, Technology and Innovation.

The participants of this study were a group of twenty students who were at risk in an extended curriculum programme in a university of technology in Western Cape, South Africa.

Generally, there is a growing tradition of evaluation that encompasses the co-construction of programmes, technology and context.

Also coming up are a new show from Bird and Thomas of The Inbetweeners – who (with Jonny Sweet) are the writers and stars of Chickens, a pilot about three men avoiding serving in the first world war – and series from Charlie Brooker (three programmes on the perils of technology, with the title Black Mirror) and Noel Fielding.

The content and the achievements of the European fusion programme in the field of technology are presented.

With $2m a year from the African Development Bank and the Illinois-based Abbott Laboratories Fund, Dr Tregoning will oversee the renovation of laboratories, the introduction of new training techniques, the establishment of an HIV management programme and the upgrading of technology across the hospital.He also plans to cut waiting times, improve standards and raise morale.