Sentence examples for tech cooperation from inspiring English sources

Negotiators came to Tianjin with four items on their agenda: Codifying the voluntary pledges made after Copenhagen (as inadequate as they are), setting up the rules for forest conservation and clean tech cooperation, creating a process for transferring and verifying climate aid, and--most vexing--determining the structure of an eventual climate treaty.

Along with the VMC Foundation, which is raising money to support the project, the team is fine-tuning the device and studying how patients interact with eLEGS to optimize patient treatment and human-tech cooperation.

"At the heart of this new warfare," notes the Financial Times, "is high-tech cooperation between intelligence agencies and the military" that blurs the traditional borders between civilians and the armed forces.

Yet since tech companies' cooperation with the government was revealed Thursday, tech executives have been performing a familiar dance, expressing outrage at the extent of the government's power to access personal data and calling for more transparency, while at the same time heaping praise upon the president as he visited Silicon Valley.

But for his part Nashef does not see more Arab/Israeli cooperation tech: "It is rare and not very popular given the current tensions.

The legal moves are partly a public relations effort, as new reports have revealed the extent of the cooperation between tech companies and the government.

In a raspy voice, Page told the audience at the internet giant's annual developers conference, Google I/O, that he believed a lack of cooperation between tech partners was holding back progress.

Japanese tech company Murata, in cooperation with Kansai University and Mitsui Chemicals, has developed a remote control that doesn't require users to push buttons.

The EC's intent here is also to bolster cooperation between tech firms, trusted flaggers (aka third party specialist organization that help platforms with identifying problem content) and law enforcement authorities.

An efficient futuristic system could allow homeowners to upload time-stamped and geotagged photos and registration paperwork from their mobile device — but implementing such a system could require legislative change and extensive cooperation from tech companies that are often tight-fisted with their data.

Since the world of high-tech companies needs the cooperation of many experts, engineers must be able to cooperate well with other fields of expertise such as marketing, research and development as well as external suppliers and service providers.