Examples of using Technological evolution in English and their translations into Polish
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Technological evolution.
Could alter the course of technological evolution.
The expected technological evolution affecting network design and management.
a kind of higher technological evolution.
Could alter the course of technological evolution. Even a single unaccounted for piece of the endoskeleton.
And now we stand on the threshold of a new kind of"revolution" technological evolution.
The technological evolution of the machines has enabled to expand its fields of interest even more.
Even a single unaccounted-for piece of the endoskeleton could alter the course of technological evolution and hasten the arrival of Judgment Day.
Technological evolution along with increasing globalisation provides new opportunities for OC groups.
biological and technological evolution.
The era of telecommunications has made great strides in the technological evolution of mobile networks has allowed the emergence of new devices.
This technological evolution might have as consequence that boundaries between broadcasting and over the top
The era of telecommunications has made great strides and the technological evolution of mobile networks has allowed the emergence of new devices and new services.
the expected direction of technological evolution.
This may not seem to impress, but technological evolution is progressive,
the legal framework needed to be revised in order to address technological evolution and changes in the market.
This event represents the technological evolution of the agricultural world
The face of ERP integrated enterprise resource management systems that we are so well familiar with is undergoing changes together with a technological evolution, which is a prerequisite for significant changes in the world of business.
Prolegomena to Omnipotence Technological evolution gives us more
irreversible decline in value of a fixed asset resulting for example from its use over time or from technological evolution.
The era of telecommunications has made great strides in the technological evolution of mobile networks has allowed the emergence of new devices
Thanks to technological evolution and environmental sensitivity, the Venetian territory,
they follow both the fast technological evolution and the market transformation triggered by the ENERGY STAR programme itself.
To achieve these changes a technological evolution is required so machinery is more efficient,
taking into account their rapid technological evolution, their global dimension,
on the next stage, which were the first steps in technological evolution.
The new global security environment and the rapid technological evolution cause major new challenges upon public safety
adopted a classification system for IVDs based on the risk linked to their use which is more robust to technological evolution than the current EU approach.
In sectors subject to a rapid price and technological evolution framework contracts without reopening of competition shall contain a stipulation on a mid term review.
the emergence of new economic powers and technological evolution.