Sentence examples for technology contribution from inspiring English sources
The rise of the open-source CMS systems (Drupal, WP) has been the single biggest technology contribution to the open web.
These options of hypothesis-driven research include: prospective studies, participation in a multicenter clinical trials, and assessment of advances in technology, contribution to or identification of the evidence base for clinical practice, cost-effectiveness and outcomes analysis.
(8) Periodic assessment of the progress of science and technology in DRR in different countries should take place in terms of: (1) extending science and technology contribution to decision making; (2) increasing investment in science and technology; and (3) enhancing science and technology's link to people.
Shanghai Automotive will also contribute technology to Pan Asia, and has made cash contributions to the joint venture in recognition of G.M.'s technology contributions over the years, Mr. Girsky said.
The main technology contributions in the device design for this breakthrough result that generated more than 13.2% stabilized efficiency from each equivalent 1 cm2 of the active area of the full module are described.
Examples of this might include hefty investments in green energy and technology, contributions to schools, social programs and other community resources, even support for the arts.
While a promising number of studies is conducted on GM vaccines and GM vaccine technologies, the contribution of GM technology to newly introduced vaccines on the market is disappointingly limited.
"Technology's Contribution to Higher Education Productivity". William F. Massy and Andrea Wilger.
This may not be the best measure of technology's contribution to social welfare.
As fashion critic Vanessa Friedman pointed out, however, designers might regard the potential of technology's contribution to fashion as more than "a gadget you strap on your body".
Efforts to measure technology's contribution tend to follow Sherlock Holmes's maxim on deductive sleuthing: When you have excluded the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth.
