Thus, students (and often their teachers) expect to deal with diversity using the same level of certainty as they might in other, more technologically value-laden, scientific subjects (e.g. – clinical biochemistry, cellular pathology, radiology, etc).
The benefits of the nonstationary process may be realized under technologically acceptable values of process parameters.
It reaches 7.65% at the technologically acceptable values of temperature and pressure (300 K and 10 МPа).
In ITER, steady state burning plasma operation will require a partially detached divertor state in order to reduce the peak power flux density to technologically achievable values at the actively cooled target plates (∼10 MW m−2).
But even technologically literate teachers recognize the value of powering down the computers.
We believe that if we continue to iterate on the products, and stay ahead technologically, we can provide most value to users.
High value added and technologically complex goods are produced in market structures that are conducive for innovation (Nelson and Winter 1990; Schumpeter 2008) and these sustain higher wages and profits for longer periods (Reinert 2008).
The firm provides engineering services using technologically superior processes, providing greater value for clients and enhanced design and construction.
The firm will provide architectural services using technologically superior processes, providing greater value for clients and enhanced design and construction.
Given these limitations, one might consider an alternative approach: instead of fulfilling pedagogical aims with immature technology, it makes sense to try to implement scenarios that are technologically doable, and still have pedagogical value.
And the obvious lesson the United States can draw from the British experience of formal empire is that the world's most successful economy can do a very great deal to impose its preferred values on less technologically advanced societies.
