Sentence examples for technological priorities from inspiring English sources

How much of the new money will go to the research councils, and how much to the ISCF (through Innovate UK)? How will new challenges and technological priorities be defined, and with what mix of government, academic, disciplinary and user input?

It is based on the assumption that grand challenges shape the choice of technological priorities that the government should support.

There are some general principles and technological priorities (biogas and biomass), but otherwise, the specific local constellation is taken under consideration.

Some technological priorities that have arisen due to the introduction of stringent environmental regulations are discussed and future trends are documented.

Some initiatives may be restructured according to "grand challenges"—for example, Skoltech may build more capacity based on national technological priorities (photonics, neurotechnologies, advanced manufacturing, IT), as well as leading universities may reconsider their priority subject areas in teaching courses.

The US doesn't treat prisoners as brutally – because of its technological priority, it simply does not need the openly brutal approach (which it is more than ready to apply when needed).

However, one should not exaggerate the softness of the US: true, the US doesn't treat prisoners as brutally as China or Russia – because of its technological priority, it simply does not need the brutal approach (which it is more than ready to apply when needed).

Therefore, reducing the anthropogenic emission of CO2 has recently become a political and technological priority [3].

Increasing power density and reducing the loading of precious metal based catalysts is thus a technological priority.

While Whitman comes from the dot.com world of eBay, in the last years of his second term as governor, Brown made building up Silicon Valley, putting computers in schools, freeing up venture capital and technological innovation his priorities.

81 Currently legal standards that have been developed with economic, technological and political priorities in mind, are leading in urban design, whereas the lifestyle, sense of community, identity and health and well-being of local populations have been largely undervalued.