Sentence examples for a more advanced technology from inspiring English sources
Working on a more advanced technology, researchers recently produced a fuel cell with more power and the ability to start in subzero temperatures.
Now that there is money in hand, his administration opted to support a more advanced technology that some officials described on Thursday as FutureGen 2. Although the planned retrofit involves an old oil-burning plant, the new approach could be a way of converting dozens of big old coal plants around the country, said Matt Rogers, a senior adviser to the energy secretary, Steven Chu.
Applying a more advanced technology, Wright and Fisher (1980) and Gould et al. (2004, 2005) established a more reliable methodology with pressure probes glued onto severed aphid stylets.
Cryonics is the same thing, we just have to stop them from getting worse and let a more advanced technology in the future fix that problem".
As a more advanced technology, multifunctional reactors were also developed for SCR process and could be divided into two categories: decoupled adsorption-reaction process and combined SCR system.
A more advanced technology, computed tomography (CT), allows 3D visualisation of the vessels and its surrounding structures.
In using the Internet nonstop, addicts can forget to tend to their vitals (eating and sleeping), need more an more advanced technology to overcome tolerance (I need Firefox 3 right now!), and go through withdrawal.
Potential problems with the electrical systems and batteries could be significant, because the 787 carries a lot more advanced technology than previous generations of airplanes.
We have a lot more advanced technology now, so all of the data in the set-top boxes could be freed up in ways that could be very useful to marketers.
A hydrogen bomb, also known as a thermonuclear bomb, uses more advanced technology to produce a significantly more powerful blast than an atomic bomb.
A hydrogen bomb, also known as a thermonuclear bomb, uses more advanced technology to produce a significantly more powerful blast than an atomic attack.
