Sentence examples for a remarkable technological from inspiring English sources

In an accompanying article, Grégoire Courtine, at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne, said: "This bioinspired brain-machine interface is a remarkable technological and biomedical achievement".

Emails obtained by political hackers from a US cyber-security firm called HBGary Federal suggest that a remarkable technological armoury is being deployed to drown out the voices of real people.

Although the space shuttle was a remarkable technological achievement as a first-generation reusable launch vehicle, the plans to use it as the only launcher for American payloads proved to be a major policy mistake, and the cost of its operation acted as a barrier to undertaking other ambitious space efforts.

They added that the system was a "remarkable technological and biomedical achievement" and that such designs were getting closer to a point which "might soon become revolutionary treatment models" for paralysed patients.

Richard's invention may not be a remarkable technological breakthrough – flashing motion sensor lights could probably do the trick- but the fact that it costs hardly anything, can be completely locally sourced, and most of all is effective in keeping lions away, has truly impressed local residents.

Over the past years, the field of genetics and genomics has experienced a revolution in the way we think about biological mechanisms and cellular signaling, which for an important part is due to remarkable technological advances.

My father, Alick Ashmore, who has died aged 93, came from a family that was at the forefront of remarkable technological changes, from the era of the horse and cart to the age of particle accelerator rings.

Engineered nanomaterials (ENM) will provide remarkable technological and economic benefits for a number of consumer and industrial products in the near future.

The start of the Industrial Revolution was marked by a massive boom in the textile industry, with remarkable technological innovations made, led by the cotton industry of Great Britain.

"We have never lived in a time," Mr. Harris writes, "when the government has had such remarkable technological ability to watch its own citizens".

Lockheed's Cash Flow Lockheed generates a large cash flow, despite its L-1011 losses, because of its remarkable technological ability, year after year, to remain the U.S. Defense Department's No.