Sentence examples for technological niche from inspiring English sources

Exaptation may enable an existing technology to (a) construct a new technological niche, (b) enter into a preexisting niche, or (c) transform the internal architecture of an artifact without changing its function.

(3) How does the network architecture affect the potential development of the bioplastics technological niche that uses a secondary feedstock?

Increasingly, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the lung is being advanced from a technological niche to the doorsteps of clinical routine imaging.

The scale and size of scaffolds produced using MEW, however, indicate that this emerging process will fill a technological niche in biofabrication.

This study aims at providing insights into the potential development of the bioplastics technological niche that uses secondary feedstock (biowaste) instead of dedicated crops and into the factors that may hinder the full development of this niche.

The empirical investigation provides evidence that the architectural structure of the Italian bioplastics producers network offers great opportunities for the development of a technological niche based on biowaste valorization.

The need for synthetic anion transporters lies on one hand in genetic disease treatment, and on the other hand in niche technological applications such as sensing and separation processes.

The paper does so by bringing together insights from literature on (socio-) technical regimes and insights from literature on technological and market niches (strategic niche management).

But the company has high market share, and technological expertise in small, niche markets.

New technological developments, more fragmented niche markets, and increasingly demanding customer expectations are just some of the factors relentlessly driving this industrial sector.

Three particular mechanisms in TT are described: niche-cumulation, technological add-on and hybridisation, riding along with market growth.