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the application of scientific principles and know-how in the development and operation of industrial processes, systems and products. See AUTOMATION, NUMERICAL CONTROL, ROBOT, COMPUTER, PRODUCTION LINE, INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING, NEW-PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT.

technology

the application of scientific and technical knowledge in order to improve products and production processes. See TECHNOLOGICAL PROGRESSIVENESS, PRODUCTIVITY.
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The data indicate that technologic skills, training librarians for information technology usage, assessment of digital resources, identification of all types of electronic resources, and delivery service of electronic documents are the most important librarians' competencies in Indian schools.
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For the modal test, the measurements of the frequency response functions are carried out under controlled conditions, where the structure of the analyzed technologic equipment is artificially excited (Zapciu & Bisu, 2007).
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In an era when ethical issues are complicated by legal paperwork, technologic advances, and bureaucratic rules, evaluating an issue from an ethical standpoint has become more difficult.
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The clinical chemistry laboratory continues to be the site for utilization of a staggering array of alternatives for new and innovative analytical technologies, with increasing automation of even the more enduring methods, applying technologic updates and variations of established principles.
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Today, medical ethics has taken on added significance, especially in obstetrics, because of technologic and medical advances, a litigious medicolegal climate, and an increasing interest in informed decision making by patients.
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