Примеры использования Rapid technological change на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Globalization is also associated with rapid technological change.
Rapid technological change requires continual updating of skills.
The second phenomenon which undermined the reliability of PIM was rapid technological change.
Rapid technological change in developed economies and their increased flexibility bring forth new challenges.
This growth, in turn, was believed to be the inevitable outcome of globalization,liberalization and rapid technological change.
Globalization and rapid technological change exposed developing countries, in particular, in Africa, to the risk of marginalization.
The worrying aspect is that many developing countries have neither invested in information technology nor benefited from the rapid technological change.
High-tech activities are subject to rapid technological change and obsolescence and often require large, high-risk investments.
The Pan-European economy is facing a completely new business environment driven by two major forces:globalization of markets and rapid technological change.
Moreover, Malta is being affected by the rapid technological changes and the spread of economic activity across national boundaries.
Rapid technological change, in particular the development of ICT has transformed the global nature of the world economy and altered entrepreneurs' business practices.
Launched in 1852,she was symptomatic of an era of rapid technological change in the navy, being powered both by sail and steam.
First, rapid technological change undermined the essentially'reactive' nature and long-term approach of formalized standard-setting.
A deliberate effort in this regard is essential to adjust to rapid technological changes and manage their risks effectively and sustainably.
Rapid technological change and limited resources and infrastructure make it necessary for developing countries to find new ways to sustain technological learning.
The inability of the copyright system to adapt to rapid technological change threatens to undermine the relevance of the copyright system.
The drivers for increased reliance on PMSCs included a focus on efficiency and market competition; military focus on core functions;defence posture; rapid technological change; and economic and political imperatives.
Persuading those already disoriented by globalization and rapid technological changes requires patient and skilful diplomacy in the artful balance of competing interests.
The limited resources available to invest in human and physical capital and the absence of proper organizations and institutional arrangements to support science, technology andinnovation make it difficult for developing countries to keep up with the rapid technological change.
Science and technology are also becoming ever more global, and rapid technological change puts continuing pressure on national economic and social structures.
While the core values of education remain generally the same, the new Plan carries the aims further to identify the priority policies and strategies Guyana intends to pursue to significantly improve the quality of output andhelp Guyana to meet the challenges posed by globalization and the rapid technological changes taking place in the world.
Regulation was particularly important to avoid the negative implications of rapid technological change, as was the case for financial innovations in the global financial crisis.
However, globalization and rapid technological change, together with the debt crisis and inflation, have been accompanied by increasing economic inequality within many countries, both developed and developing.
The presentations and discussion highlighted several common problems that result from rapid technological change that managers of statistical offices have to solve.
Mr. Menon(India) said that the rapid technological change and liberalization associated with globalization had led to a spate of financial crises and to the economic exclusion of much of humanity.
Noting the far-reaching implications of the process of globalization,trade liberalization and rapid technological change for the economic prospects of the developing countries and the economies in transition.
Freer flows of trade and investment,together with rapid technological change, increase the pressures to adjust structures of production and to reform economic policies and institutions.
The challenge for ESCWA countries is to adapt clusters of policies to the emerging realities of globalization, rapid technological changes, increase productivity and gain access to export markets.
In view of the possible adverse effects of global trends such as trade liberalization and rapid technological change, the need for continued United Nations action in the fight for women's equality was greater than ever.
One of the anxieties was that the growing globalization of the world economy would aggravate the unemployment situation, while the other was that rapid technological change was bringing about“jobless growth” and heralding the end of all hope for achieving full employment.