"We're not short of technical manpower, but the semi-skilled workers.
Second, Science is considered as an area of the curriculum that most likely to provide the supply of scientific and technical manpower for the economic development of the country.
Roberts: My data on 50 years of MIT entrepreneurs, and many studies of engineering manpower, demonstrate that a very high fraction of our new technical manpower, and a higher fraction of our high-tech entrepreneurs, are foreign-born.
It's clear from labor projections that technical manpower is growing rapidly in emerging markets and that multinationals will have to shift the locus of R&D there.
This decision demands a major national commitment of scientific and technical manpower, material and facilities, and the possibility of their diversion from other important activities where they are already thinly spread.
"This decision demands a major national commitment of scientific and technical manpower, material and facilities," Kennedy said.
In developing countries like India, the deciding factors for the selection of the specific water purification system are the flow rate, cost of implementation and maintenance, availability of materials for fabrication or assembling, technical manpower, energy requirement and reliability.
Indicators of a need, notwithstanding the supply of health manpower, for health services for the individuals in an area or population group or served by a medical facility or other public facility under consideration for designation.
Certainly an adequate supply of skilled manpower will not of itself ensure development, especially if it is wrongly deployed or cannot be deployed at all.
The result was a major improvement in the speed of testing and, according to the official history of Australia in the war, "a fuller use of the country's scientific and technical manpower".
Foreign ownership, technical manpower, and the characteristics of the general manager/chief executive officer also matter.
