Sentence examples for a broad array of technology from inspiring English sources

The move in France came the day after a broad array of technology firms joined Apple's legal fight concerning encryption in the US, warning of a dangerous precedent if the company is forced to help the government break into a locked iPhone.

Private equity firms are investing in a broad array of technology companies, including highly valued unicorns, but also early- to mid-stage profitable and unprofitable companies that a few years ago would have been unable to secure interest from these buyout firms.

VR developers describe achieving presence through implementing a broad array of technology advances and innovations, including adding a broad range of sensory inputs and user-controlled or manipulated elements within the virtual environment, and enhancing the speed and fluidity with which the virtual environment responds to those user controls or manipulations.

It was the latest of a spate of mergers involving genomics companies, whose stocks have fallen since last year as it has become clear they will need a broader array of technologies than they have.

The growth in support staff included some jobs that did not exist 20 years ago, like environmental sustainability officers and a broad array of information technology workers.

It also affords a broad array of measures and technologies from various generations that facilitate the study of organized criminal behavior [24].

Nonlethal weapons include a broad array of compounds and technologies, from foul-smelling gases and slippery foams to chemicals that spoil fuels and high-powered microwave devices that knock out ships.

Although the PNS modules were tested using many platforms, this user feedback emphasizes the need for us and others who pursue multi-platform online education, to investigate the broad array of technology access platforms and provide a troubleshooting guide to the participants.

Mr. Gore has invested a significant portion of the tens of millions of dollars he has earned since leaving government in 2001 in a broad array of environmentally friendly energy and technology business ventures, like carbon trading markets, solar cells and waterless urinals.

Administration officials say the emphasis on a broad array of projects — hotly disputed by some technology experts and human rights activists — reflects their view that technology can be a force that leads to democratic change, but cannot by itself bring down repressive regimes.

Wikipedia calls the Internet "...a network of networks that consists of millions of private, public, academic, business and government networks, of local to global scope, that are linked by a broad array of electronic, wireless and optical networking technologies".