Judges chose Austin for the key technological role he played in last summer's campaign against censorship in Iran; his Haystack software was used by Iranians to share information outside the country in the protests that followed the disputed election result.
The aim of this research was to elucidate the potential technological role of Streptococcus macedonicus in cheese.
Although multi-phase ceramic materials were always used, nowadays composite materials have an important industrial and technological role, because they enlarge the design capability of the manufacturer in properties and behaviors.
The Pokhran-II nuclear tests were conducted during this period where he played an intensive political and technological role.
The technological part plays a major role too as Ron created several renderings and eventually hired Framestore (the company that created the effects for the movie Gravity) to produce a video showing a computerized recreation of precisely what happens when the car is getting crushed from the side.
James Bell, an executive market analyst with Kelley Blue Book, said that G.M. might see long-term investments in companies like Sakti3 as part of a broad effort to "regain the technological leadership role the company had in the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s.
He thinks that traditional ways of understanding technology, technological change, and the role of technology in our lives, have been severely distorted by what he calls "the innovation-centric account" of technology.
BRUSSELS — At its summit meeting in Chicago, NATO declared that its ballistic missile defense (BMD) system in Europe had achieved an "interim capability," despite numerous unanswered questions about its command and control, technological maturity, the role of European industry, consequences of engagement, etc.
In view of recent technological advances, the role of MRI in the depiction of lung diseases can be revisited and further investigated.
In this respect, particular attention is to be paid to technological conditions, the role of associations, and the terms of access to credit (Hobbs and Young 2000).
