Sentence examples for adopted new technologies from inspiring English sources

She was what emerged as traditional societies moved into the cities, adopted new technologies, built market economies.

The scientific heart of Venter's story begins after he adopted new technologies to hunt for adrenaline-related genes in the late 1980s, then leapt into genomics.

The industry had invited her to talk in expectation that she would legitimise their continuing growth if they adopted new technologies.

The idea of smart slums shares a great deal with the way slum mapping has adopted new technologies and participatory processes.

As Arizona's governor, Napolitano implemented innovative legal tools to seize the assets of those involved in the violent smuggling trade, formed new federal-state partnerships, adopted new technologies to crack down on smugglers, and directed the state police's prudent use of the 287 g) program.

That brings us back to India a place that venture capital has been pulling out of in recent years as the burgeoning 1.2 billion person domestic market hasn't adopted new technologies, goods and services as quickly as outside investors would have liked.

Most have adopted new technology only to a degree — computerized cash registers, for instance, or high-speed networking technology.

"It hasn't adopted new technology, like mobile.

The firm retained its reluctance about change and was overtaken by competitors that more quickly adopted new technology.

While adults adopt new technologies largely for convenience, teenagers adopt new technologies largely for socializing, said Michael Wood, a vice president at Teenage Research Unlimited.

But Craigslist is also stubbornly slow to add new features or adopt new technologies.