Sentence examples for acknowledge the technology from inspiring English sources

Apple will sit alongside Microsoft and Intel, which joined in 1999 to acknowledge the technology boom taking place then.

Advocates of nuclear fusion acknowledge the technology is probably decades away but argue that it could replace fossil fuels and conventional nuclear fission reactors.

It added that Autopilot is by default disabled and that a driver must explicitly acknowledge the technology is experimental before using it.

Mr. Michels acknowledged the technology to be "in development" but said it was "maturing" and did provide valuable information.

Although digital licenses are "not a fool-proof system," Mr. King acknowledged, the technology could make it much more difficult to generate fake licenses.

Sharing one's pod is optional, but I managed to climb aboard with one nattily dressed business traveler who, while acknowledging the technology's gee-whiz factor, expressed his reservations.

Boeing has indicated it will be at least one more year before the company commits to making the aircraft, and the company acknowledges the technology itself is still in development.

But the colours are not as bright as on other types of screens, and the company's research manager Michael Banach acknowledges the technology at the moment is most likely to be used as a back-up screen which kicks in when batteries run low, rather than the main display.

But the Massachusetts-based company has acknowledged the technology was shared with U.S. government and industry as part of a joint research and development effort, in 2010, to help build a national security system capable of analysing 'trillions of entities' from cyberspace," The Guardian reports.

The authors acknowledge the difficulties technology companies face in policing the results of their search engines.

Universities Australia's chief executive, Belinda Robinson, was pleased to hear Turnbull acknowledge the changes technology and global competition were having on the Australian economy.