Sentence examples for advanced technology center from inspiring English sources
The companies will assist in an advanced technology center and an environmental technology center.
The acquisition of Otto follows Uber's recent opening of an advanced technology center in Pittsburgh, in conjunction with Carnegie Mellon University.
A new advanced technology center would house some of those programs, according to the plan, and replace the current building, which is listed in poor condition.
Built in 1989, the San Rafael has been part of a remodeling campaign at the college that includes a new advanced technology center and a refurbished administration building.
It is building the country's largest proving grounds and broke ground this week on a $250 million advanced technology center to research batteries and other alternative energy sources.
It is constructing the country's largest proving grounds and broke ground this week on a $250 million advanced technology center to research batteries and other alternative energy sources.
Hunt's portfolio encompasses nearly every type of construction project: aviation facilities; advanced technology centers; colleges and universities; convention centers; government structures; healthcare facilities; hotels and resorts; manufacturing facilities; office buildings; schools; sports arenas and stadiums.
As we reported at the time of the original announcement about it ATC, it's also involved Uber poaching some 50 academics and researchers from CMU. Krikorian announced the news in a tweet a little earlier — "i'm excited to say that i've joined uber's advanced technologies center!" he noted — and he's also updated his LinkedIn profile.
As we reported at the time of the original announcement about it ATC, it's also involved Uber poaching some 50 academics and researchers from CMU. Krikorian announced the news in a tweet a little earlier — "i'm excited to say that i've joined uber's advanced technologies center!" he noted — and he's also updated his LinkedIn profile.
Michael L. Anderson, a doctoral student at the base's advanced navigation technology center, is focused on another part of the future: building wings for a drone that might replicate the flight of the hawk moth, known for its hovering skills.
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