Sentence examples for technological undertaking from inspiring English sources

The pursuit of maximum altitude is a major technological undertaking, requiring extraordinary economic investment, significant innovations in materials and a high tolerance for risk; as we survey the monuments of architectural history, tall structures provide remarkable insights about the aspirations of the societies that created them.

Kim called it a "significant technological undertaking," part of the reason that 9 of SimpleReach's 10 employees are engineers or data scientists.

Cisco knew the importance of getting the right talent, prototyping, testing, and then realizing the potential of such a technological undertaking -- and invested in it.

The American Moon landing and return was enabled by considerable technological advances in the early 1960s, in domains such as ablation chemistry, software engineering and atmospheric re-entry technology, and by highly competent management of the enormous technical undertaking.

Technical expertise is required to formulate technological solutions, undertake quantitative calculations, and produce designs, so to translate these findings into aesthetic form so as to forge links with society.

Data fusion is a technological operation undertaken for specific operational purposes, with the aim of gaining more information about specific queries of interest from the existing data.

Such is the cost and scale of the technological and artistic undertaking of interactive blockbusters that it's unlikely we'll see 2016's major themes surfacing in games for another year or so.

The $60 billion-plus station, a joint project among the United States, Russia, Canada, Japan and 10 member countries of the European Space Agency, is the largest technological enterprise ever undertaken on a global scale.

The exhibition focuses on three decades of the Victorian period, from 1865 to 1895 "during which time all of the major technological advances were undertaken, resulting in the design of the modern bicycle," Mr. Studenroth said.

Five years later these sketches were realized as part of the $25 billion Apollo program, which the exhibition points out was "one of the biggest technological endeavors ever undertaken by the federal government" (at least until current attempts to fix the economic apparatus).

Coal mine owners tried to undertake technological upgrading at a huge cost in order to meet state standards but were forced to shut down and suffered great losses.