Sentence examples for with common technology from inspiring English sources

Alexey Fedorov, the boss of Irkut, the subsidiary making the MC-21, says eventually it and the Superjet, made by Sukhoi, will evolve into a family of planes with common technology, but this will take time.

Says Gent: "In a market where penetration levels are relatively low but growth looks set to take off, gaining a nationwide footprint with common technology is of paramount importance".

"The Hyundai-LG Semicon merger took almost four years to come up with a common technology platform and enjoy the post-merger synergy.

The "head of IT" for a Mexican drug cartel built a shadow communications infrastructure with very common technology.

Now the same thing is happening, but with a far more common technology.

An invitation to tender issued by the trusts in June last year set out their intention to procure and implement a common technology platform with integrated clinical and hospital management systems.

Software Ecosystem (SECO) is often understood as a set of actors interacting among themselves and manipulating artifacts with the support of a common technology platform.

This scenario forecasts a decline of ICEVs starting in 2020 with PHEVs becoming the most common technology around 2030 and EVs taking over in about 2040, as illustrated in Figure 2. The materials we are interested in tracking in this study, lithium, neodymium, cobalt, and platinum, are contained in the batteries, motors, and catalytic converters of vehicles.

The goal of this paper is to provide a review and a holistic assessment of this class of nuclear reactor, with specific focus on the most common technology: the Light Water Reactor (LWR).

A common technology that combines virtualization with distributed systems is Cloud computing.

While the self-limitation of the maximum rolling distance of RUNTs allows for the precise tuning of the number of rotations as a function of the sacrificial layer, the illumination permits the exact positioning of the tube in combination with common lithographic technology.