Sentence examples for technological areas of from inspiring English sources

The study described in this chapter includes both the societal and the technological areas of greatest potential value.

Beyond the point of sale less technological areas of the retail space like fitting rooms could see a digital revamp with interactive mirrors and augmented reality allowing consumers to selfie their way through the shopping experience.

Area of interest : similarly to the field of research, we identified the technological areas of scientific interest that were studied in the project.

The cluster initiatives also provide an effective mechanism to promote innovation and firm competitiveness in target technological areas of local importance such as nutraceuticals, along with opportunities for joint production, research, lobbying and upgrading human resources.

For example, in the strategic alliance context, Zollo et al. (2002) examine the effect of accumulated expertise from previous alliances in same technological areas on the performance of the focal alliance.

As with the previous analysis, we used Fisher's exact test to measure the association between the technological area of the business idea and the number of patents.

"As companies try to monetize their social media connections, they are rapidly moving into our technological area of expertise and it is imperative that we protect and secure what we have built," he said.

Table 3 Statistical inference Impact variable Test R&D undertaken in IPC Teachers involved in the project Technological area of the idea Patents p value 0.325 0.170 0.107 Cramer V 0.3118 0.4967 0.6204 Start-ups created p value 0.619 0.462   Cramer V 0.1531 0.3700 The p values relate to Fisher's exact test because of the small number of observations.

Cisco followed this pattern: In 2001, its patent activity narrowed dramatically from a broad array of technological areas to relatively few.

Plasma polymerization is a powerful coating technology for many technological areas, notably in the coating of biomaterials, particularly when it is applied under atmospheric pressure conditions which allow to avoid expensive pumping systems.

These boundary organizations thus serve purposes beyond their technological areas, as the production of technological visions becomes entangled with the joint production of European publics and political strategies.