Sentence examples for technology facilities from inspiring English sources
The school wants to share its athletic and technology facilities with the community.
The notice explains that this may include all the elements required to deliver contact centre services including people, processes, systems, technology, facilities and equipment.
In Santa Clara, Calif., a hub of technology facilities in Silicon Valley, diesel emissions from generators at a Microsoft data center caught the attention of regulators for potentially threatening the health of workers at nearby businesses.
Who would not choose smaller classes and more expensively equipped laboratories, language centres and information technology facilities?In your enthusiasm for the return of selection you overlook the disadvantages suffered by children living in poor social conditions.
The latter provides NewSpace startups with access to NASA technology, facilities and engineering experience.
Indeed, relations with universities or other public technology facilities represent also an important source of knowledge to SMEs.
In America, Wingspan, one of the e-pioneers, announced in October that next year it will share information-technology facilities with its parent, Bank One, in order to save money.
In such cases reference laboratories with high-technology facilities would be required.
A spokeswoman for the Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC), which manages Isis, said British research councils were developing a new funding model for domestic facilities that aimed to provide "greater clarity and certainty for future years".
"We welcome this investment in our scientific facilities and capabilities … which will help us promote blue-skies thinking and economic recovery," says Keith Mason, head of the Science and Technology Facilities Council.
One research council that is particularly vulnerable, however, is the Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC), which funds large test facilities and pays for the UK's involvement in international collaborations such as the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), astronomy programmes like the European Southern Observatory, and so on.
