Examples of using Fast evolving in English and their translations into Slovak
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With fast evolving technology, services and capacity, GÉANT remains the most advanced research network in the world.
The content of the Daily Web conference responds to the fast evolving trends in the website and E-shop development and management.
With fast evolving technology, services and capacity, GÉANT has long been the most advanced research network in the world.
From bitcoin to blockchain to distributed ledgers,the cryptocurrency space is fast evolving, to the point where it can be difficult to see in which direction it's headed.
Provide for a quick and effective response in case of emergencies,designing the Funds so that the EU can react appropriately in fast evolving situations;
Ten years after its creation and despite the fast evolving technology, services and capacity, GÉANT remains the most advanced research network in the world.
Yet in many industrial domains, the traditional cycle of development,testing and standardisation is no longer adequate for the fast evolving and complex converged technologies.
Timely development of standards in a fast evolving technology context also requires early consideration of standard relevance already at the R& D stage.
They need to generate, take up and commercialise new knowledge and business ideas faster andto a greater extent to compete successfully on fast evolving global markets.
These difficulties havebeen accentuated both as a result of years of crisis and of the fast evolving pattern of work in the digital economy: unemployment has struck particularly among the low-skilled.
Given the global nature of the ICT market, cooperation between the ESOs and relevant fora and consortia is needed to cope with theever-growing demand for standards to support interoperability in this fast evolving domain.
The flexibility of the option todeal with the wide range of operational risks and fast evolving technologies will allow for faster deployment of new technologies and consequently keeping the competitive edge of the EU companies.
A number of contributions to the public consultation3, invite the Commission to show restraint andnot intervene prematurely with further legislation in a nascent and fast evolving market given the risk of adverse effects.
Sometimes it is caused by an insufficient understanding on the part of some enterprises of fast evolving societal expectations, as well as by an insufficient awareness on the part of citizens of the achievements of enterprises and the constraints under which they operate.
However the ESOs are required to perform tasks and adopt working methods which can make it difficult to efficientlyrespond to all of the growing demands for timely standards in the fast evolving domain of ICT.
Given the significant financing needs in all Member States and the fast evolving situation where corona cases in all Member States are going up rapidly the Commission is confident that the resources will be highly relevant in all Member States.
The Communication"A European agenda for the collaborative economy" provides guidance on how existing EUlaw should be applied to this dynamic and fast evolving sector, clarifying key issues faced by market operators and public authorities alike.
Technology, the fast evolving nature of digital business models and the growing autonomy of online consumers, all call for a constant assessment as to whether current copyright rules set the right incentives and enable rightholders, users of rights and consumers to take advantage of the opportunities that modern technologies provide.
As the current benefits of globalisation are already unequally distributed among people, regions and states, causing a significant impact on those adversely affected,there is a danger that the ever faster evolving technological advances will further fuel these effects.