Examples of using Rapid diffusion in English and their translations into Russian
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Signs of the rapid diffusion of the ICT revolution to other economies have been coming to the fore.
A special Web site was created for the Summit,which facilitated the rapid diffusion of information.
An important precondition for rapid diffusion of ICT and Internet applications is a well-developed telecommunications infrastructure.
They had also helped to break down institutional andsectoral boundaries and promote the rapid diffusion of knowledge and ideas.
Globalization has undoubtedly facilitated the rapid diffusion of the crisis and its numerous consequences in all regions of the world.
More rapid diffusion of new emissions-saving technologies would make an important contribution toward meeting the goals of the Kyoto agreement.
However, there is a need to reach a suitable balance between the creation of conditions for the rapid diffusion of climate change technologies and the incentives for innovation through the protection of IPR.
The rapid diffusion and incorporation of new technologies as well as profound institutional and organizational changes are reshaping the industry worldwide.
As far as can be deduced from the available data,there appears to be a positive correlation between the rapid diffusion and application of information technology and the level of education, both general and technical.
The rapid diffusion of mobile phone communications in Africa, Asia and Latin America has had an impact on economic development and on the lives of millions of people who never before had access to a reliable telecommunications tool.
It thus entails a movement towards a world economy characterized by free trade, free mobility of both financial andreal capital, and rapid diffusion of products, technologies, information and consumption patterns.
In this context, the need for more rapid diffusion of clean technologies in industrialized countries and their transfer to developing countries is an urgent priority.
It thus entails a movement towards a world economy characterized by free trade, free mobility of both financial andreal capital, and rapid diffusion of products, technologies, information and consumption patterns.
There is another explanation for the rapid diffusion of the Communistic ideas now seeping into every nation, great and small, advanced and backward, so that no corner of the earth is free from them.
The primary impetus for the convergence of those different forms of information was clearly technological change, andthe key technological change had been the rapid diffusion of digital technology into an ever-wider array of information businesses.
The challenge ahead is to promote the rapid diffusion and scaling up of some of these technologies, as well as enabling societies to better understand some of these technologies, e.g. genomics.
These programmes need to enunciate a national vision of challenges and approaches, establish national priorities and, as appropriate, a national focal point, andprovide a conducive environment for the rapid diffusion, development and use of information technology.
In addition, globalization made possible a rapid diffusion of ideas and practices, enabling citizens everywhere to demand higher standards of integrity, transparency and accountability in the management of public affairs.
The General Assembly adopted resolution 67/195 which welcomed positive trends in connectivity and affordability,including increased Internet access, rapid diffusion of mobile communications and development of new services and applications.
The secretariat's report highlights that technology advances and their rapid diffusion, especially in the area of information, have contributed to the creation of new markets and the transformation of innovation and production processes.
These"open access" models, whether in activities such as open source software, open innovations or common knowledge associations,can be an efficient channel for rapid diffusion of knowledge to less advanced countries and deserve greater attention.
In this scenario, the rapid diffusion of ICTs provides a basis for a renewed search for positive human values and the recognition that these technologies embody opportunities for individual and collective social and economic growth.
Funding mechanisms following the model of the Montreal Protocol's Multilateral Fund to ensure the rapid diffusion and absorption of technologies needed for mitigation and adaptation(Micronesia(Federated States of), MISC.1);
The continuing, rapid diffusion of research capacity and knowledge makes the commitments of States Parties in Article III to restrict access to knowledge, materials, and technologies for anything other than purposes permitted by the Convention more challenging.
GVCs have been facilitated by a reduction in transport costs,organizational changes and rapid diffusion of communication technologies that enable firms to distribute specific activities to, and manage, affiliates and partners abroad.
The experts examined the impact on rural women of major global economic trends, such as the growth in rural non-farm economic activities, the liberalization of trade and markets for agricultural products,the commercialization of agriculture, the rapid diffusion of products, technologies and information and changing consumption patterns.
Implications for UNIDO's technical cooperation: The establishment of market incentives for the rapid diffusion of knowledge, information, skills and technology across economic agents and institutions is key to the development of private sector-led, productivity-driven, industrial development.
Integrated strategies may lead to a more rapid diffusion of such labour-displacing organizational and technological innovations as a result of a greater interdependence across affiliates, since"best-practice" work organization must be diffused across the entire corporate system if individual elements of the system are not to produce a problem for the entire system.
Nevertheless, with the growing complexity of products and services, the increasing share of services in household consumption totals,the development and rapid diffusion of information and communications technology and the opportunities these offer to consumers, markets have become more vulnerable to fraudulent and deceptive practices.
Decarbonizing, or building low-carbon energy systems, requires,among other things, rapid diffusion and development of low-carbon energy technologies throughout the system, e.g. the use of RETs in electricity generation, smarter and more efficient transmission and storage of energy(such as modern cabling or improved transformers in national grids), and more efficient and adaptable end-use of energy such as LED lighting or electric vehicles.