Sentence examples for technical competitiveness from inspiring English sources

Findings confirm that a hybrid smart grid system maintains its economic and technical competitiveness under changing load conditions, while diesel based power generation is still necessary to ensure stable power supply.

In order to maintain technical competitiveness, companies have an ongoing need to identify and foster core competencies for technical professionals in the area of research and development (R&D).

Although both inorganic and organic sulfur can be removed by chemical method which needs harsh conditions such as acid, alkali, high temperature and high pressure, the macromolecular structure and properties of coal are destroyed, and the high processing cost also affects its technical competitiveness (Alam et al. 2009; Mursito et al. 2011).

The obtained results demonstrated the need for high improvements in the amount of enzyme grafted on the membranes or on enzymatic kinetics to afford the technical and economic competitiveness of the investigated designs and the possibility to be implemented within existing installations.

If the program succeeds, the report said, it could assure American technical leadership, increase industrial competitiveness, create technology jobs and inspire the nation's youth to pursue careers in science and engineering.

The goal of the factory closings is "to enhance the structure of production, heighten the standard of technical capability and international competitiveness and realize a transformation of industry from being big to being strong," the ministry said.

While the Obama administration has been pushing a broad array of renewable energy projects, the ones in the electricity field, including solar and wind power, have shown more progress toward technical feasibility and market competitiveness than the programs to replace gasoline with batteries or liquid fuels made from nonfood sources.

According to Payner's president, the money would be used for new technical equipment and for boosting competitiveness thus creating at least 30 new jobs.

The proposed measures were assessed in terms of gap (between existing and proposed transport solutions), potential (modal shift, manufacturing and logistics competitiveness) and difficulty (technical, operational and commercial).

The design and development processes of complex technical systems are important to the competitiveness of enterprises.

"The deterioration of collegiate science, mathematics and engineering education is a grave long-term threat to the nation's scientific and technical capacity, its industrial and economic competitiveness, and the strength of its national defense," the report said.