Sentence examples for a transformative technology from inspiring English sources

AIR conditioning is a transformative technology.

"This is a transformative technology" that could make brain interfaces available at a small cost, he said.

Dr Patel sees this as evidence to support his idea that music is not an adaptation in the way that language is, but is, instead, a transformative technology.

The railroad was such a transformative technology, right up to the end of the second world war when the Americans built the interstates.

These styles were jammed together by a transformative technology: radio, and the "barn dance" variety shows that flourished on the airwaves.

(In an interesting twist on group polarization, some liberal bloggers, who had initially not been keen on Sunstein's nomination, decided at this point that it must be O.K.; as one of them put it, "If Glenn Beck and the other loons are against him, how bad could he be?") The Web is certainly a transformative technology, just as TV and radio and newspapers once were.

But any transformative technology creates new challenges and risks in addition to benefits.

CRISPR is a new transformative technology that uses part of a bacteria to cut and paste new information into DNA — and it's the key to editing the human genome.

Amid grumblings of a "general fatigue" when it comes to software-based startups, a potentially transformative technology called 3D printing is poised to reach critical mass and mainstream awareness.

In the future, they might have translators or diagnosticians at their beck and call as well.Cleverer computers, then, could be a truly transformative technology, though not at least, not yet—for the reasons given by Mr Musk or Lord Rees.

Now Mr Luckey has even more cash to play with: his company recently announced it had raised a further $16m of funding from venture capitalists.That money will allow Mr Luckey to hire more engineers to work on the Rift, which not only avid gamers have welcomed as a potentially transformative technology.