Sentence examples for the introduction of technologies from inspiring English sources
The representation of technological development in MARKAL has been done by the introduction of technologies' vintages (that is, similar technologies available at different times) with differing parameters corresponding to technological evolution, to represent learning effects or other advances in technology development.
Efforts were made to digitize tape with the introduction of technologies like DAT, or digital audio tape, and the D.C.C., or digital compact cassette.
In some cases, as occurred during the global financial crisis of 2008 09, institutions will face severe challenges from the introduction of technologies for which their old-fashioned infrastructures will be ill-prepared.
The bottom line is that while automation is eliminating many jobs in the economy that were once done by people, there is no sign that the introduction of technologies in recent years is creating an equal number of well-paying jobs to compensate for those losses.
They have been applied to aid decision-making in energy planning, to analyze energy policies and to analyze the implications arising from the introduction of technologies.
Given all the noise in the tech community this year with the introduction of technologies like One Touch payments and Apple Pay, you would think that digital payments have taken over the world.
As with the recent DS version, the introduction of technology is both a bonus and a drawback.
Other economists warned that the introduction of technology designed to cut labour costs would create permanent unemployment.
The main feature being celebrated is the introduction of technology, courtesy of Microsoft, that had been available only at the library's fine show "Exploring the Early Americas".
JD: Have you felt that the introduction of technology was a violent transformation of your project, or has it been easy?
One would have thought, with Geoff Hurst and Stefan Kießling in mind, that Monday's vote in Frankfurt over the introduction of technology would have been a no brainer.
