The phrase "acting technologies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to technologies that are currently in use or operational, particularly in contexts related to performance or functionality.
Example: "The conference will showcase the latest acting technologies in the field of virtual reality."
Alternatives: "operational technologies" or "active technologies".
It is then that I realize how fast the world has turned and what was new yesterday is now blurred by the swift acting technology that changes, it seems, by the hour.
For Ms. Angelos, a Builders regular since 1999, acting with technology has been a lesson in asserting her stage presence.
From the beginning, Sage and James Ring-Howell, the company's acting chief technology officer, wanted softhere that companynter information from a customer's online order into Puracting's billing, achieftechnologydistributiofficerems and into its customer-records database.
But Robin Kane, the agency's acting chief technology officer, said that the initial results from pilot tests at some checkpoints at 19 airports in the United States had been so good that the idea of using the machines as the standard checkpoint detectors made sense.
In this environment, business units are now acting as technology startups.
The seats inside, though, will not be affected, said Gary Hardesty, the fairgrounds' acting chief technology and production officer.
One reason for the success of "Ex Machina" is that Ava herself, in terms of design, acting and technology, is such a remarkable and compelling creation.
"It's not a berm removal," Gary Hardesty, the fairgrounds' acting chief technology and production officer, said during an informational meeting in February.
Solutions such as multi-technology nodes acting as a controller, cross-technology signaling, or even completely decentralized operation can be easily implemented in the future by using flexible MAC architectures.
Stephen Ridley, acting head of technology, cyber and data for insurance company Hiscox UK and Ireland and a member of the Cyber Streetwise Forum, claims many SMEs still have much to do in order to protect themselves.
