Sentence examples for a technological alternative from inspiring English sources
In the last decade Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies — underpinned by blockchain technology — have emerged as a technological alternative to the debt-based financial industry and have been met with a mixture of mockery, scorn and fear.
Guttag is working on a technological alternative that involves implanting a pacemaker-like device in the patient's chest.
For this reason, the use of biofertilizers has emerged as a technological alternative.
ALTHOUGH many companies are looking to geographic diversification to safeguard their operations, at least one developer said there is a technological alternative in Manhattan and said he is prepared to move ahead with it.
Effervescent atomizers, in which a gas is bubbled into the bulk of liquid through an aerator, have shown to be a technological alternative to the conventional atomizers when liquid atomization with various concentrations of nano-particles is required.
Solid state fermentation (SSF) process represents a technological alternative for a great variety of legumes and cereals, or combination of them, to improve their nutritional quality and to obtain edible products with palatable sensorial characteristics.
Investment decisions can favor a particular technological alternative and, as a consequence, improve its learning curve and generate positive externalities that will reinforce its adoption.
Essentially, this is an attempt to keep the UK within the EU's external tariff system after Brexit until it can come up with an effective technological alternative to a post-Brexit hard border in Ireland.
It is shown that reactive distillation may be considered a viable technological alternative for gasoline alkylation desulfurization.
It is shown that reactive distillation may be considered a viable technological alternative for deep HDS of diesel.
This paper investigates the application of thermal generation based on solid-state devices such as thermoelectric generators (TEGs) as a novel technological alternative of distributed generation (DG).
