Our strategy is to become the leading global center for the technology-intensive manufacturing enterprises of the future".
The technology-intensive exports of the UK, Spain, and Italy have some similarity to comparable exports of the three countries that best represent quadrant II.
We pointed out previously that for the set of 14 countries in which exports of these goods contribute more than 20%% of the total, it is the technology-intensive exports that have the least d i content.
Recently, agarose based detection systems have been suggested as inexpensive alternatives to the current technology intensive platforms [ 29, 30], and its use for detecting EMS-induced mutations in large libraries has recently been determined [ 21].
Consequently, the examination of the scale and geographic distribution of technology intensive business activity form the first part of the chapter.
Long Island already is one of the state's most technology intensive regions.
To ensure sustainable development in the future, China has recently shifted its economic priority from labour-intensive production to capital-intensive and technology intensive production (The State Council of China 2006).
As the EKC reflected that technological, political, economic conditions and environmental awareness existed at the same time [ 36], after economic development reached a certain level, the human capital and clean technology intensive industries have played an important role in decreasing environmental degradation.
Estimating cost of new technology intensive products is very ad hoc within the automotive industry.
As an example, increasing the number of women and under-represented racial populations in technology intensive industries would result in an additional $470 billion to $570 billion, representing an additional 1.2percentto1.6percentcentothethe US GDP.
The examples of sustainable engineering provide a wide range of applications, from technology intensive solutions to more traditional approaches used in construction engineering.
