Sentence examples for technological pushes from inspiring English sources

Some of Novozymes' latest technological pushes rely on mining the microbiome to find powerful new enzymes or activities.

We also now live in an age where technological pushes often dominate the pull of human needs (Postman 1993), with the result that the onus for ensuring safe systems design increasingly falls on those who would caution about the potentially risky use of ever-increasing levels of sophisticated technology and automation in the workplace or on the highways, railways or in the skies.

The shuttlecraft on the show were directly inspired by the Lockheed Martin X-33, with Zimmerman saying that the re-entry vehicles used now will be the same technology used in the time of Enterprise because up until then they won't have had the technological push that comes from developing the advanced technology seen being introduced for the first time on the show.

The subsequent lack of standardisation has made it hard to translate laboratory prototypes into industrial production.Another reason is that the field has tended to evolve more from technological push than from market pull.

This is the curse of the E&P business: firms have to run just to stand still.The third force behind big oil's technological push is the world's insatiable appetite for hydrocarbon fuels.

There's a curious absence of alarm over climate change in "Abundance," perhaps because arresting its effects will necessitate not only a huge technological push but also the messy business of changing human behavior, radically altering government policies and brokering international accords.

In addition to the latest developments, we can discuss my story in the magazine this week, "Green Giant," which describes the 863 Program, the Chinese government project named for an obscure moment in March 1986 when China launched a technological push to catch up to the rest of the world.

In the pilot meta-scan the combination of technological push and social pull factors was concentrated in five challenge themes (Fig. 1) Open image in new window Fig. 1 Visualisation of the OECD Meta-Scan on the Next Production Revolution.

The methodological approach is based on the assumption that innovations are resulting from a combination of technological developments ("technology push") and social requirements ("demand pull").

This attitude is visible in the "technology push" view on technological developments.

This cross-sectoral technological imperative is here conceptualized as "technology push-over".