Examples of using Progress in science and technology in English and their translations into French
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The National Award for Progress in Science and Technology.
Progress in science and technology has improved our quality of life.
Complexity of living has come upon us with our progress in science and technology.
Progress in science and technology has never been greater.
We are committed to transforming progress in science and technology into value for our patients.
Progress in science and technology will lead to repeated amendments of standards.
We reached Pluto,we have made some extraordinary and wonderful progress in science and technology.
The rapid pace of progress in science and technology is accompanied by increased speed of communication.
Draft resolution A/C.3/48/L.77 entitled"Human rights and progress in science and technology.
Progress in science and technology was essential to guaranteeing the sustainability of developmentand economic growth.
The mechanistic approach of Newtonian physics coupled with the philosophy of Descartes provided immense progress in science and technology.
Despite progress in science and technology, contaminated foodand water remain to this day major public health problems.
Africa, a continent well-endowed in natural resources could not tap its full potential without significant progress in science and technology.
Progress in science and technology depends not only on moneyand people but also on supporting systems and institutions.
The human race faces one its most dangerous centuries yet as progress in science and technology becomes an ever greater threat to our existence, Stephen Hawking warns.
Progress in science and technology has helped us conquer deadly diseases, extend and enhance human life and improve the human condition.
Indeed, notions of what constitutes a minimum threshold of functional literacy are evolving as a result of progress in science and technology and the development of the Knowledge Society.
Progress in science and technology had a significant impact on almost all aspects of lifeand on national economies, particularly those of the developing countries.
Notions of what constitutes a minimum threshold of functional literacy are changing as a result of progress in science and technology and the development of what have become known as"knowledge societies.
Progress in science and technology now allows the necessary information for many chemical properties to be derived through computer modeling, rather than through tests on animals.