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To report the innovation pathways we supplemented technology roadmaps with a short description.

In addition, according to the Department of Development Planning of the Department of Development Planning of the MOST (2013), industrial enterprises above designated size have transformed from highly relying on technology import to technological innovation-based, supplemented by technology import (Figure 6).

Based on simulation results, the recycle water supplement technology to cleanout pulverized coal in the wellbore is put forward and tested in CBM field.

The satisfactory performances of tests show the validity of the CFD study results and the practicability of the recycle water supplement technology.

In the world of mash ups, the IT department is responsible for setting the stage to start the reaction by providing access to information and functionality in the form of services and the tools to combine them into solutions in the form of mash up technology, supplemented by collaborative technology such as blogs, wikis, instant messaging and, of course, e-mail and Web- and tele-conferencing.

Last year, AOL acquired the influential technology news blog TechCrunch for $25 million to supplement its technology coverage, which already included the blog Engadget.

We pre-moderated all comments, developed state-of-the-art moderation technology, and hired a platoon of human moderators -- a 40-person-strong team to supplement the technology and ensure a civil environment.

Beginning in the latter part of the 20th century, the economy was supplemented by technology industries, including the manufacture of aeronautical systems, computers, and electrical equipment.

The PbD framework would benefit by being supplemented by technology and organizational procedures [38].

Due to low manufacturing costs, low stress concentration and ease of maintenance, adhesive joints are most frequently used in numerous industrial sectors such as automobile, shipbuilding, aeronautical, etc., replacing or supplementing traditional joining technologies, such as welding or riveting.

With so many people available it was important to organize them, with face-to-face communication supplementing what technology could not provide.