The science and technology manpower requirement is expected to increase from 69, 646 in 1995 to 492, 831 in 2020 with incremental growth of eight per cent per annum.
42.
Automation was incorporated into the design of TNB to reduce manpower requirements, such as mechanical ramps for the loading and unloading of vehicles and an automatic storage and retrieval system.
43.
The true manpower requirements for open water and power projection were high in terms of fiscal cost and hulls but not improved by ships like the " Tiger " s.
44.
Some argue that he exploited Egyptian manpower and resources for his own personal ends, not Egyptian national ones, with the manpower requirements that he placed on Egyptians being particularly onerous.
45.
At one point, Sharon contemplated deploying border police ( " Magav " ) forces to remove non-residents, but decided against it, as the manpower requirement would have been too great.
46.
After the United States joined the war in April 1917, the manpower requirements for a modern field army were so great that only with a draft could the ranks be filled.
47.
The Type 42 design was however smaller and had a lower manpower requirement and as such many more hulls could be brought into service than a design of the Type 82's size.
48.
By reorganizing from AAC to a Numbered Air Force, the Air Force was able to reduce its administrative manpower requirements during a period of massive reorganization and down-sizing throughout the Air Force.
49.
Likewise, the Chamber has established ties with APALPS ( Association of Personnel Administrators of Las Pi�as and Suburbs ) to assist in the manpower requirements of member companies who were confronted with labor problems.
50.
IMPRINT is primarily used by the United States Department of Defense to simulate the cognitive workload of its personnel when interacting with new and existing technology to determine manpower requirements and evaluate human performance.
