Sentence examples for survey of technological from inspiring English sources

This chapter provides a wide-ranging survey of technological options for addressing global warming problems.

The analysis is based on a sample of 6094 manufacturing firms, taken from the Spanish Survey of Technological Innovation 2000.

The main sources were the PAS (Annual Survey of Services) and PINTEC (Survey of Technological Innovation) surveys, conducted by IBGE-Brazil, the Central Register of Enterprises, also maintained by IBGE, and the RAIS (Annual Listing of Social Information), conducted by the Ministry of Labor.

In its annual survey of leading technological firms in America, the Industrial Research Institute IRIin in Washington, DC, found that "making innovation happen" had jumped from fourth or fifth in earlier years to become the industry's biggest single problem in 1998.

In present work, we provide survey of the technological developments and achievements mainly on the application of the urea precipitation method in preparation of advanced ceramics powders.

This is followed by a survey on technological techniques actively being used to reduce the consequence of such instances.

This survey will analyse the causes of technological complexity both for firms and for consumers, evaluate the main efforts toward simplification by IT and telecom vendors today, and consider what the growing demands for simplicity mean for these industries.

In this paper, we combine cross-sectional and longitudinal data from the Spanish Panel of Technological Innovation Survey (PITEC) to examine the indirect impact of R&D subsidies on firm external collaboration breadth.

In Weapons and the Law of Armed Conflict, a comprehensive survey of emerging defence technologies published this month by Oxford University Press, Boothby highlights difficulties further technological success could pose.

The web-based survey approach also has limitations in terms of technological issues (lack of technological familiarity on the part of respondents or their willingness to use a computer to complete the survey, and browser incompatibility problems).

The empirical study is based on a sample of 443 Spanish firms, taken from the Technological Innovation Survey of Spanish firms 2000.