technical barrier

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Competitive de-regulation has characterised air transport, capital movement, tariffs, technical barriers to trade, exchange rate controls, and telecommunications.
Frequently, once these technical barriers have been overcome, it is straightforward to establish a theorem for nonsingular actions by generalizing the corresponding measure-preserving result.
Pharmacological enhancements do not face the technical barriers present with cosmetic surgery.
Technical barriers include poor indexing schemes, lack of statistical validity, excessive time required to access the data, and poor user inter faces.
Barriers to the uptake of multi-agent systems technology can be divided into two classes, which we can call social and technical barriers.
However, there are still some gaps to build a fusion reactor due to various technical barriers.
In general, the technical barriers prevent designers from getting the right data quickly.
The survey identified organizational and technical barriers to process capability data use.
Social barriers cover issues relating to public relations, training and experience, while technical barriers cover tools and techniques.
With the removal of technical barriers to trade, the free movement of goods, persons, and capital are ensured (3;5).
Mutual recognition agreements have removed technical barriers in fields ranging from telecommunications to marine equipment.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
Broadly speaking, there are two categories of obstacles, customs barriers, whether tariff or quantitative, and more technical barriers.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
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