Sentence examples for a newly established technology from inspiring English sources

For a newly established technology to become widely usable it should be easily reproducible in other labs and be flexible.

Although not successful in winning a seat, I leveraged my political experience, engineering degree, and communications background into an appointment in the administration of President George H. W. Bush as public affairs director for the Commerce Department's newly established Technology Administration.

This paper focuses on how newly established technology-based start-up companies become part of the business landscape.

Low-energy ion beam biotechnology, as a newly established and developed highly interdisciplinary technology, has been vigorously applied to modification of horticultural plants for induction of mutations at Chiang Mai University (CMU).

It then covers the standardization of the technology within a newly established standards body.

Then, as higher education began expanding rapidly in the 1970s, he accepted a position as the founding dean for science and technology at a newly established college, in which role he also published articles, edited technical books, and served on government commissions--a State Department scientific mission--and on a professional society's board of directors.

Pittsburgh-based ticketing startup ShowClix recently raised Series A funding from Pittsburgh Equity Partners (PEP), a newly established venture capital firm with a focus on seed and early-stage information technology and life sciences investments in the region.

Then the Robinsons heard about a newly established autism program on Long Island called Ascent.

Yet Patrick Shannon, a newly established merengue singer, grew up blue-collar Irish in Flatbush, Brooklyn.

The money would be pooled and managed in a newly established entity.

He left middle school in 1992 to attend a newly established religious school in Falluja.