Sentence examples for the development of a technical from inspiring English sources

Such Study Groups typically produce a short report which then informs the development of a Technical Report.

This paper describes concepts used in the development of a technical information system for supporting collaborative material research of textile-reinforced concrete (TRC).

Throughout our two workshops we found that members of the SynBio research community support the development of a technical infrastructure that is open, accessible and beneficial for all constructive interests in the field.

The models developed by Adam Frank, an astrophysicist at the University of Rochester, and his colleagues look at two primary factors in the development of a technical civilization: population size and energy use.

This paper describes the evolution of PRA over the past four decades, the benefits that have been achieved in the reduction of reactor risk, and the changes in the perspective of the nature of severe accident risk associated with the development of a strong technical basis for assessing severe accident consequences.

Such a program would require the development of an international technical agreement on how to value emissions reductions attributed to energy-efficiency investments that reflect realistic estimates of future energy savings and emissions reductions that come from those investments.

In 2007, San Francisco First 5, a city initiative, coordinated the development of a city wide technical assistance program which included coaching services.

The approach comprised of the development of a functional and technical design of a social network platform in constant interaction with prospective users and testing of a prototype in two small-scale, but real-life pilots.

Cornelia Geiß (Goethe University, Frankfurt am Main, Germany) presented the projects ValMolRepro I and II, involving the development of a standard OECD technical guideline with the freshwater mudsnail, Potamopyrgus antipodarum, for testing of reproductive toxicants, including endocrine disrupters.

Although the development of a website required technical input, this did not hinder consumer involvement.

In this paper, we describe the development of a modular socio-technical energy management system, BizWatts, which combines the two approaches by providing real-time, appliance-level power management and socially contextualized energy consumption feedback.