Sentence examples for a breadth of technologies from inspiring English sources

"The demands of today's home theater go beyond pristine picture quality and our new Blu-ray Disc product line offers a breadth of technologies that deliver an amazing entertainment experience," said Chris Fawcett, vice president of marketing for Sony Electronics Home Product Divisionn.

While younger adults use a greater breadth of technologies for multiple uses, there is evidence that a more granular analysis reveals age-related differences in both usage and frequency of use that is dependent on the technology domain, with the greatest use of Internet use for older adults falling in communication, news, and community information domains [5].

There will naturally be a wide breadth of technologies, from CDMA vs GSM protocols, J2ME vs BREW, Mobile Apps vs Mobile Web, xHTML vs HDML, SMS vs MMS and others to serve this market.

Indeed, Orange County has a similar breadth of technology clusters, by our analysis of business development.

Our management team consists of the owners, who are experienced entrepreneurs possessing a breadth of functional experience in computer technology, information technology, management and retail.

CSC is therefore betting that customers won't be buying discrete web services for long, and hence the long term winners will be firms with a breadth of expertise across various technology platforms.

"A specific club does not have the breadth of technologies to keep evolving," she said.

The section below includes a discussion of natural gas turbines, the focus of this paper, followed by a table describing other CHP technologies that illustrate the breadth of technologies available for CHP adoption.

With advances in genotyping technologies, a breadth of high-dimensional data is now available with unprecedented numbers of genetic markers to perform association mapping in human genetics.

"The breadth of technologies you are going to hear about is remarkable," Martonosi said.

The Division faculty is multidisciplinary, reflecting the breadth of technologies involved in cognitive and clinical neuroscience.