Sentence examples for technological exploitation from inspiring English sources
Despite this remarkable milestone, significant further improvement is needed for the technological exploitation of this material.
In May, the Protecting the Rights of Individuals Against Technological Exploitation (PRIVATE) Act passed unanimously in the House.
His group research interests are in the preparation and use of uniform and tailored materials for heterogeneous catalysis and photocatalysis and the technological exploitation of nanoparticles and nanocrystals.
The development of microfabrication techniques compatible with scalable production processes of semiconductor industry is of crucial importance for the technological exploitation of graphene.
Deployment of large scale processing methods is necessary for the successful technological exploitation of the functional properties of nanoparticle-containing block copolymer hybrids.
Hitherto, their value for biomedicine was demonstrated only for seashells, with the technological exploitation approaches still facing challenges with respect to the identification of generic synthesis parameters capable to allow the reproducible and designed synthesis of calcium phosphate at an industrial-ready level.
Archaeological studies of nineteenth-century industrial sites have historically focused on a narrow set of questions surrounding labor exploitation, management strategies, technological development, and laborer resistance.
Methodology developed for designing and investigation of the characteristics of technological and exploitation surface layer aiming to provide conditions under which a surface layer with predictable characteristics of mate surfaces will be generated is described in the paper.
Without significant technological developments, exploitation of most of these reserves will however be expensive and would be difficult to expand fast enough to compensate for an early peak in conventional oil production.
Presently, small-scale fisheries are characterised by excessive technological development of the means of fish production associated with excessive and unsustainable exploitation of the resources.
This model of production growth could lead to the complete deforestation of areas outside national protected areas, and other areas which still remain inaccessible due to technological restrictions on exploitation.
