Sentence examples for technologies under consideration from inspiring English sources

The energy conversion technologies under consideration are diesel generators, wind converters, photovoltaic systems, and batteries.

Education of the farm household's head was important in influencing joint adoption of the two technologies under consideration.

For 2012, the Japanese feed-in tariffs for RE technologies under consideration have been generally about twice as high as those that have been applied in Germany in the same year.

The Infinite-DimEnsionAl State-space (IDEAS) conceptual framework is proposed as a systematic process intensification tool, which can identify intensified process designs, and assess fundamental performance limitations of networks of technologies under consideration.

As part of the R&D programme a pixel based tracking telescope has been developed for use in testbeams, to gain experience with pixel tracking and to evaluate the technologies under consideration.

Planar, segmented silicon detectors with n-strip readout are one of the many radiation tolerant technologies under consideration for use for the Super-LHC tracking detectors in either pixel or strip geometries.

Is the crypto-token model essential for the technology under consideration, or is someone just taking advantage of the cryptocurrency frenzy?

TTF assumes a goal-oriented adopter and positions the technology under consideration as a means to an end for a worker needing to complete a task and that it is this dynamic that drives adoption.

The repair technology under consideration involves drilling a number of holes along a crack in a metal part and inserting fasteners (bolts, rivets, or pins) into the holes with a predetermined interference fit.

This work demonstrates a step wise approach to evaluating the efficacy and sensitivity of commercial macro-scale technology and state-of-the-art developmental microfluidic technology under consideration for incorporation into the remotely operated MASSE instrument currently under development at the Carnegie Institution of Washington.

In the first stage, an individual or an organisation must become acquainted with the technology under consideration (i.e. unless they know about a technology, they cannot decide to use it).