Sentence examples for technological arrangements from inspiring English sources

The book's arguments were made so reasonably -- and the economic and technological arrangements sounded so plausible and inviting -- that for a considerable portion of the readership, "Looking Backward" had the feel of inevitability.

These are transversal relationships, which in turn strengthen new technological arrangements, particularly of open innovation processes.

With a multidisciplinary approach, featuring technical disciplines, as well as architecture as an art, it is possible to transform new technological arrangements and buildings into poetic living spaces for people.

Dynamics related to technical arrangements deal with technological and scientific resources, the former governed through mechanisms for control of technology transfer, the latter regulated through intellectual property rights provisions.

Scientific and technological collaborative arrangements and agreements turn into a crucial channel for transferring knowledge internationally.

Not only don't we ban infertile couples from marrying or cast out those who don't want to have children, we have also as a society accepted surrogate birth, single parenthood and a host of other technological and social arrangements that have nothing to do with "togetherness" by the biological father and mother.

Such technological measures and institutional arrangements enhanced adaptability, which maintained the relative stability of the grass-livestock-herder system for over 2000 years (Wang 2006; Wu et al. 2015).

Single plants, firms, or entire industrial sectors constitute socio-technical systems if technological components and social arrangements are so intertwined that their design requires the joint optimization of technological and social variables.

This framework builds on two dimensions: the degree to which new actors and new knowledges can be mobilized, or the level of inclusiveness, and the degree to which knowledges, technological designs and institutional arrangements become stabilized, or the level of closure.

However, the integrations proposed are rarely straightforward, and involve modifications to both the wider technological environment and to administrative arrangements in order to enable such systems to be used effectively.

Land systems represent the terrestrial component of the Earth system and encompass all processes and activities related to the human use of land, including socioeconomic, technological and organizational investments and arrangements, as well as the benefits gained from land and the unintended social and ecological outcomes of societal activities.