Sentence examples for technology diversity from inspiring English sources

Low carbon technology diversity will help the EU lead the world – both at the 2015 global climate change talks and in winning the global race for green growth.

These include round-the-clock production of large amounts of electricity to help stabilize the electric grid; clean-air compliance; forward electricity price stability; fuel and technology diversity; and high-paying jobs at facilities that can withstand extreme natural and man-made events.

Feed-in systems seem to encourage higher RES-E deployment, technology diversity and investor security.

This technology diversity (433, 900 and 2100 MHz) allows a complete study in indoor real scenario conditions in order to enhance localization systems as it will be analyzed in the next sections.

Similarly, [132] presents an architecture to improve end user experience by exploiting (i) channel diversity, (ii) wireless network service provider diversity, and (iii) technology diversity (UMTS, CDMA, etc).. Their results shows that the proposed Mobile Access Router architecture decreases the blackout periods considerably and increases average throughput.

Jacqueline loves talking about technology, diversity, data, rock climbing, whale watching, startup life, and bad jokes.

From innovation in industry and technology to diversity in the arts and literature; from suffragettes and hunger marchers to punks and rappers – the pageant was a celebration of our freedom.

They want a stronger emphasis on global cultures and developments, science and technology, cultural diversity and ethics.

With the increasing number of privately managed charter schools other education programs such as online learning and education technology, the diversity of management experience is not limited -- it's growing.

To other reviewers, Captain Scarlet remains a "camp classic" that, in Bould's opinion, relates well to other Anderson productions due to a common depiction of "a utopian future benefiting from world government, high technology, ethnic diversity, and a generally positive sense of Americanisation.

These values are all affected by the sample size, capture technology and diversity of samples, which differs between studies.