Examples of using Technological challenge in English and their translations into Slovenian
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The technological challenge.
This is more than a technological challenge.
The transition towards full e-procurement is not primarily a technical nor technological challenge.
Faces a technological challenge.
The construction of this project presented a major technological challenge.
So much so that whenever a significant technological challenge faces us, we sometimes call it a“moon shot.”.
The geological storage ofcarbon dioxide is undoubtedly an exciting technological challenge.
That alone has been a technological challenge on its own.
INNOVATION Research continues to find the best solutions to overcome every technological challenge.
The only way for them therefore is to accept the technological challenge on the level achieved by the profit sphere.
The rapidly spreading popularity of such vehicles not only raises environmental problems, but poses a technological challenge.
It's much more than a technological challenge.
Dams in the Formula E championship for all-electric single-seaters,we are rising to a new sporting and technological challenge.
Reducing these power needs to more realistic levels is a huge technological challenge which does not seem easy to achieve.
The resulting complexity is a huge technological challenge that currently cannot be met due to the lack of a systematic approach and associated engineering methods and tools.
At that time this was a major and fun technological challenge.
Option 4 represents an enormous technological challenge which will accelerate the pace of technological progress and multiply the spill-off and spill-over benefits for our economy and citizens.
The pouring of concrete at the extreme depths was a major technological challenge, which was successfully tackled.
All of the solar cells made in the world up till now probably would only cover about 10 square kilometers, it's a tiny fraction of it, so not impossible, not unthinkable,but really a huge technological challenge.
There was also the lack of funding and the technological challenge of fitting electrodes into the tiny inner ear.
The EU is particularly well placedto make the transformation to a low-carbon economy and take up the technological challenge of tackling climate change.
Secondly there is the technological challenge for NTT manufacturers to install the next generation of engines in their specific products and to maintain their ability to operate in narrow vineyard rows.
Of course, the launch of the new system represents an enormous technological challenge, and one that was no doubt underestimated at first.
The project will also involve startups, since this is a broader,global technological challenge dealing with the question of how to arrive at the general usage of self-driving vehicles as soon as possible, and it is only right that Slovenian companies have a hand in its development.
If the MEPs vote in favour of the Galileo Implementing Regulation on Wednesday, the European Union will take a decisive step forwards in the implementation of the Galileo project, which has been, so far,the greatest technological challenge for the European Union in terms of providing its own satellite navigation system, and will help speed up the development of European industry in this field.
In analogy with the situation for NRMM manufacturers, the technological challenge for tractor manufacturers is that the next generation of engines must achieve emission reductions in PM and NOx comparable to those required and deployed in on-road engines and vehicles(trucks, buses etc.).
Today's adoption of the Regulation in the European Parliament was a decisive endorsement of the resolve, expressed unanimously several times, that Europe should continue todevelop the Galileo programme as it represents the greatest technological challenge for the European Union in terms of providing its own satellite navigation system and helps speed up the development of European industry in the field of satellite navigation.
The proposal represents a good example ofCB collaboration of R&D stakeholders on a demanding technological challenge, which will lead to new joint R&D activities, foster the basis for new products&processes and lead to sustainable growth, new jobs, increased internationalization and global competitiveness of the region.
Today, the European Union took a decisive step forward in the realisation of the Galileo project,which represents the greatest technological challenge in the history of the Union in terms of ensuring its own satellite-navigation system. It is also a major boost to the European industry in this field.