Sentence examples for technological programme from inspiring English sources

Among those, a technological programme has been started named "SPIDER manipulation system (SMS)".

ALCATEL, has a long record of expertise in the field of active antennas, Stentor, French geostationary telecommunication technological programme, initiated in late 1995, offered the first opportunity to develop and qualify a flight model and experiment it in the sky.

The Home Office's record at implementing such new technological programmes leaves much to be desired.

Spanish Breeding Blanket Technology Programme TECNO_FUS is exploring the technological capabilities of a Dual-Coolant He/Pb15.7Li breeding blanket for DEMO and studying new breeding blanket design specifications.

And in those countries, the European Union – including Italy – must do more in terms of providing aid, to support international development projects, and cultural and technological exchange programmes.

EU research and technological framework programmes sponsor research conducted by consortia from all EU members to work towards a single European Research Area.

EU research and technological framework programmes deal in a number of areas, for example energy where it aims to develop a diverse mix of renewable energy for the environment and to reduce dependence on imported fuels.

In a new year's speech Kim vowed to pursue a nationwide programme of technological modernisation.

Algorithmic regulation is an enactment of this political programme in technological form.

These were foreigners enjoying a lifestyle that had, in fact, been promised in vain to the Iranian people by the Shah's White Revolution, a programme of technological progress and economic reform derailed by corporate interests from abroad.

The third wave of success followed broadcasting's early burst of innovation in the 1950s and a second creative high point in the 1980s, with the likes of Hill Street Blues, but he warned that a fear of risk-taking and the "warp speed" of technological change could leave programme makers and broadcasters behind.