technological operation造句

A "'chief scientific officer "'( "'CSO "') is an executive who manages the scientific, research or technological operations of a company or organization.
After graduation, as a software developer and enterprise architect consultant, he dedicated his career to improving business and technological operations of financial institutions in Wall Street.
But during subsequent negotiations, foreign executives said, agency officials seemed most interested in learning about the commercial and technological operations, apparently for use at New China Financial.
After joining the Educational Testing Service in 1955 as a planning officer, Brodsky served successively as controller, treasurer, financial vice president and senior vice president before becoming executive vice president for financial, legal, administrative and technological operations.
Higher gamma radiation levels were briefly registered during standard technological operations around noon in and near the reactor hall of Unit Two, which has been stopped for refuelling, the Committee for the Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy announced.
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APPLIED SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY INC ., Woburn, Mass ., which makes systems and components for producing semiconductors and related products, planned to buy Ehrhorn Technological Operations Inc ., Colorado Springs, for about $ 17.5 million in cash and stock.
Applied Science recently purchased Colorado Springs, Colorado-based Ehrhorn Technological Operations, which makes radio frequency power amplifiers, to enter the medical market and triple its available market to $ 600 million from $ 200 million, said Chief Executive and President Richard Post.
APPLIED SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY INC ., Woburn, Mass ., which makes systems and components for producing semiconductors and related products, planned to buy Ehrhorn Technological Operations Inc ., Colorado Springs, for about $ 17 . 5 million in cash and stock.
Consisting mainly of retired corporate executives, the board will set the exchange's policy and direction and oversee regulatory matters 92x \ \ ] Thain was born in Antioch, Ill ., midway between Chicago and Milwaukee, and has worked for 24 years in relative obscurity at Goldman, overseeing the firm's technological operations since 1994 and serving as chief financial officer before becoming president in 1999.