The emerging global economic, scientific, and technical environment challenges long-standing assumptions about domestic and international policy, requiring the National Science Foundation to play a more proactive role in sustaining the competitive advantage of the United States through superior research capabilities.
Lourdes Maurice, chief scientific and technical advisor for environment at the Federal Aviation Administration FAAA) says, "the lecture series gave me an uncensored view of how the developing world views environmental issues.
In the UK and Europe, due to the long-term scientific and technological environment, many artists have applied the technical applications from other fields to the creation of art, such as the Boyle family and Christine Borland from UK.
There's the scientific and technical side: how do you build systems to live in these deltaic environments?
GCM's founder developed the sampling program under a project for Communities for a Better Environment, a non-profit organization founded in 1978 that provides legal, scientific, and technical assistance to heavily polluted communities.
(6) Pursuant to the Treaty, in preparing policy on the environment the Community is, inter alia, to take account of available scientific and technical data.
The World Organisation for Animal Health devoted its Scientific and Technical Review (Volume 23, No. 1, April, 2004) to addressing these weaknesses and the rapidly changing environment of veterinary services in developing countries.
Scientific and technical progress is continuing.
Scientific and technical acronyms, symbols, and abbreviations.
Africa's shortage of scientific and technical personnel is acute.
