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Caldwell also points out that, across the nation, major differences in school achievement exist along socio-economic, geographic and technological lines.

It seemed to Jiterica that he was about to ask her another question about her interaction with the suit- something along more technological lines, perhaps.

The enterprise is equipped with two technological lines with a production capacity of 1.2 million tons of cement a year.

However, in certain areas, alien to both Arkonide and human perspectives, they nevertheless made their advancements along intellectual and technological lines.

Flash daggers . . . weren't they from the same technological line of development that ultimately led to the Cohe wand?

We take the view that the chemical industry could be an exemplary area for the Commission and the Member States to promote the social dialogue on technological lines of development.

It does not leave the question of the good life open but answers it along technological lines . . . Technology developed into a definite style of life.

The processing plant has a design capacity of 9 millions tones extracted and processed per year, the process being made on 4 technological lines of 7,500 tones per day.

New technological line of sulphuric acid denudation of cotton seed - Annotated catalogue of completed research scientific work, recommended for the implementation in agricultural production, Kirovabad, 1987.

The PI will be open to research analysis on developing country innovation system actors and inter-linkages at local, regional, national and international levels, as well as along sectoral and technological lines.

Pew's earlier study also acknowledged the difficulty in distinguishing between smartphones and feature phones in a user survey since this technological line is blurring and since users often incorrectly identify which type of phone they have.

Fabryka Obrabiarek do Drewna (FOD) is one of the oldest (1865) active Bydgoszcz companies, producing machines and equipment for wood processing, and now also complete technological lines for the wood industry.

The Chairman is invested with a range of powers : all decisions relating to the major strategic, economic, financial and technological lines of action taken by the company may not be made without first consulting him and obtaining his prior approval.

Multiple regulatory regimes for the communications industries is increasingly untenable As the business and technological lines between broadcasting, wireless services and telecommunications become increasingly difficult to discern, the justification for separate regulatory and legislative regimes disappears.

And so, as millions of Americans who have no other access to the Internet turn to the institution that has traditionally provided them with information-gathering tools, librarians often walk a fine technological line between the rights of adults and those of children.

The university system was reformed along practical, technological lines, with a degree in new technologies introduced, the reorientation of the first cycle to include greater emphasis on languages and new technologies, the provision of students with orientation and career opportunity meetings to help them plan their course of study in relation to the job market.