Sentence examples for technological dissemination from inspiring English sources
Pop culture was acquiring its own cultic aspect, one neatly configured for technological dissemination.
It is natural to consider that the dissemination of technological knowledge across competing firms is strong when firms' technologies are similar.
Further revolution of our food industry – from mechanisation in the early 18th century right through to genetic selection today – has been driven by technological innovation and the dissemination of knowledge.
Driven by the recent trends in the GIS domain including Volunteered Geographic Information, geo-crowdsourcing and citizen science, and fostered by the constant technological advances, collection and dissemination of geospatial information by ordinary people has become commonplace.
In addition, information dissemination through technological sources where possible can also provide a ready source of prompt response to users with uncertainty regarding usage of these zones.
The research-oriented "Knowledge Evaluation" and "Tools for Practitioners" were supported by a technological backbone and a dissemination and communication activity ("Stakeholder Contact").
The innovation dynamics model proposed by Abernathy and Utterback [7] points out that the emergence of the DD is a critical stage in the consolidation and dissemination of a technological innovation.
However, this relationship is not unidirectional; it has also been shown that migration can affect technological progress, or at least the dissemination of knowledge.
Recent technological advances have promoted a massive dissemination of wireless capable devices with greater processing power, higher memory and autonomy, increasing the connectivity of users to different services and applications.
According to Etzkowitz and Leydesdorff's triple-helix model (2008 20033), a university normally concentrates on the study and dissemination of scientific and technological knowledge which is vital for industrial innovation.
Klein sees it as a continuation of his previous work which explores "the technological and digital perception, construction and dissemination of the human body" and began with his piece Soft Immortality back in 2007.
