Sentence examples for technology directorate from inspiring English sources

In fact, agency officials who oversaw the technology directorate — including Donald Kerr, who helped persuade George J. Tenet, then the director of central intelligence, that the software was credible — were promoted, former officials said.

The Bay Area UASI helped to fund Urban Shield this year, and the DHS even has its own stall in the vendors' show where it is showing off the latest whizz-bang tools created by its science and technology directorate.

The roots of dark matter hairs would be an attractive place to look, given how dense they are thought to be," said Charles Lawrence, chief scientist for JPL's astronomy, physics and technology directorate.

The immigration fight isn't expected to affect funding levels for DHS's science and technology directorate.

It includes $1.1 billion for DHS's science and technology directorate, a cut of $116 million from 2014 levels.

The Department of Homeland Security's (DHS's) science and technology directorate would see its current budget roughly double, to $1.4 billion, if the president's request is enacted.

Science chief Grunsfeld would get money from the human spaceflight and space technology directorates to help pay for it.

Gazarik is associate administrator for NASA's space technology mission directorate, but once worked at NASA Langley.

This paper aims to introduce a project in collaboration with Educational Technologies General Directorate of Ministry of National Education (MoNE) and Computer Education and Instructional Technologies CEIT Department of Ege Universityty which was funded by The Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey (TÜBİTAK).

So while each associate director will have a domain, there will be several activities across domains, and I would expect energy to be an issue that engages folks in the environment directorate, in technology, and in international affairs.

Harayama, who was previously deputy director of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development's Directorate for Science, Technology and Industry in Paris, said the panel is thinking about a new type of scientific administrator within the government who would have broad authority to manage the pursuit of specified research objectives.