Sentence examples for a different technological from inspiring English sources

Developing the Electric Vehicle (EV) technology, even if done in parallel to the development of AVs, is a fundamentally different technology and a different technological development trajectory that has its own formidable challenges.

"In addition to these on-going (in-house) efforts, this technical collaboration with Waymo could allow Honda research and development to explore a different technological approach to bring fully self-driving technology to market," Honda said in a statement.

It says the Waymo tie-up would "allow Honda R&D to explore a different technological approach to bring fully self-driving technology to market," alongside what it's already working on via its Silicon Valley Lab and through engineering efforts based out of Tochigi, Japan.

The survey detected the opinions of consumers regarding categories of food products with a different technological content and related such opinions to their attitude to technology.

As distinguished by Benner and Tushman (2002), exploitative innovation builds on an existing technology trajectory, while explorative innovation involves a shift to a different technological trajectory.

JiWire, based in San Francisco, has a similar system, though a different technological approach.

This is taking the Smith precedent way too far, in a vastly different technological age.

Runner-up this year was Apple Pay, a very different technological achievement but one that's no less likely to become truly disruptive.

Thus, a majority of the Justices in the Jones case clearly indicated an interest in considering how the principle recognized in Smith should apply in a very different technological society from the one that existed in the 1970s.

The Review Group provided a thorough analysis of the legal basis the NSA has used to defend its bulk metadata program - such as the 1979 Supreme Court case, Smith v. Maryland, which as the Review Group noted leaves many unanswered questions as to whether the decision is still good law and applicable in a "very different technological society from the one that existed in the 1970s".

The transition echoes the elimination of most phosphates from laundry detergent several years ago, but represents an entirely different technological hurdle.