Examples of using Enabling technologies in English and their translations into Slovenian
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There have been and continue to be various European Commission initiatives designed to promote innovation and key enabling technologies with a view to increasing competitiveness.
often relying heavily on key enabling technologies, with the potential of generating breakthrough technologies with terrestrial applications;
Europe is also strong in supporting innovation through Key Enabling Technologies, such as photonics and biotechnology.
Developing a common strategy for key enabling technologies in the EU(communication).
while France is focused on enabling technologies, such as artificial intelligence,
validate key enabling technologies and products.
Europe also supports innovation through key enabling technologies, such as robotics, photonics, and biotechnology.
Europe is said to have also taken strides forward in supporting innovation through key enabling technologies, such as biotechnology, photonics and robotics.
Progress in digital technologies in combination with other key enabling technologies is changing the way we design,
Create architectural designs and key enabling technologies for the next generation of services for public security in a 5G-ready environment using the latest penetration technologies. .
Key enabling technologies can provide the basis for a range of new processes
The economic case for e-procurement is compelling and the enabling technologies for e-procurement are now widely available.
Key Enabling Technologies and other cross-cutting technologies are crucial for EU-
efficient devices as enabling technologies in a smart home.
Industrial Technologies' are Key Enabling Technologies(KETs), defined as micro-
These include the key enabling technologies, artificial intelligence,
build global leadership in enabling technologies and space research and innovation, which underpin competitiveness
Several Member States have started to identify enabling technologies that are relevant to their future competitiveness
The EU needs to invest in key enabling technologies such as biotechnology,
The first will include:'building the bio-economy by 2020','the key enabling technologies to shape Europe's industrial future' and'technologies to allow older people to live independently and be active in society';