Sentence examples for technological combinations from inspiring English sources

In part, by being much more pragmatic about alliances and technological combinations than was Mr McNealy, who harboured emotional enmities with rivals.

The process optimization using technological combinations for the production of tyrosine phenol lyase by Citrobacter freundii MTCC 2424 has been carried out in this study.

To deal with the myriad of technological combinations found in modernization roadmaps, model-driven approaches, and tools offer the requisite abstraction level to build up mature and flexible modernization solutions.

A 2.5-fold increase in enzyme activity with 1.3-fold decrease in the cost of enzyme production (in terms of media components) was achieved by using different technological combinations.

The process optimization using technological combinations allowed quick optimization of large number of variables, which helps in designing of suitable fermentation conditions for the cost-effective production of tyrosine phenol lyase.

As an American Public Transportation Association study pithily summarizes, "History shows that the combination of technological change combined with macro forces that shape behaviors can lead to societal change that can last generations".

I develop a model of innovation where new technologies are combinations of pre-existing technological components.

The methodological approach is based on the assumption that innovations are resulting from a combination of technological developments ("technology push") and social requirements ("demand pull").

Following this discourse, Watts and Porter showed that grounded forecasts could effectively synthesize a number of bibliometric methods, such as analysis of technological trends in combination with visualizations of technological interdependencies and competitive intelligence survey [52].

This article addresses the main results of the PEPS (PEllet Photonic Sensor) project, whcich aims at developing a new gas sensing transducer via a technological breakthrough: the combination of photonics (insensitive to external electromagnetic disturbances) and catalysis (reversibility, limited energy consumption).

Technological changes, in combination with changes in faunal remains are suggestive of increasing activity at Kiowa through the Holocene as the site became specialised for bat hunting, perhaps driven by restricted land use and reduced mobility, reciprocally affected by increasing populations and the intensification of plant food production in the Highlands generally.