Значения термина creation of technology на английском

They used the law as an instrument of change to better society.

For each instrument, a new set of questions needs to be asked.

Unfortunately, neither instrument found any evidence of a planet-wide subsurface water system.

That leaves interest rates as the main instrument for helping the economy.

Objectives: To develop a mechanical syringe procedure for identification of instrument problems.

Europe has yet to implement its swap execution facility rules, for example.

Government plans to control the property industry are taking time to implement.

Public hospitals would be resourced to implement their response to family violence.

However, 26 per cent say they will implement them in the future.

Develop and implement a national strategy on climate change, health and wellbeing.

They are particularly concerned about President Zuma's control of the security apparatus.

The phenomenon ceases the moment the apparatus is placed in the shade.

So this must be the result of a weapon, a scientific apparatus.

The apparatus in the air is like a balance of mathematical precision.

The apparatus employed in these investigations is figured in the accompanying diagram.

The gadget is also useful beyond help with weight loss and maintenance.

The gadget could also have uses in medical monitoring devices, he said.

Just got a pay rise, cool, buy the new shoes or gadget.

Fortunately, a cure for wireless gadget overload may not be far off.

The same probably goes for the gadget-making business behind Kindle and Echo.

It showed a complicated mechanical device, possibly an engine of some kind.

Having found the little mechanical device, I didn't know what to do.

The only mechanical device used by the President is a simple, unoffending golf-club.

Obviously a mechanical device, a computer would never have been fooled.

A mechanical device had been thought of, by which this could be done.

The National Media Museum in Bradford holds the bulk of a large collection of technological items developed by the BBC over the years.

Sounding homesick, Bronso described the underground caverns, where he said subterranean industries produced valuable technological items, while leaving the planet's surface a pristine, natural wilderness.

Jones arrived, belligerent, to do battle for technical devices which would cost money.

The approach demands modified technical devices and elaborate patient handling.

Through technical devices like the radio and the loud-speaker, eighty million people were deprived of independent thought.

That had activated all their technical devices.

Since Hitler's day the armory of technical devices at the disposal of the would-be dictator has been considerably enlarged.