Sentence examples for an absolute technology from inspiring English sources

Largely misconceived as an absolute technology that only lends itself to advertising and marketing opportunities, the real potential of AR is just emerging.

The revolutionism of nanotechnology and its prevalence in the future is well illustrated by the words of Nobel laureate Jaures Alferov: "Nanotechnology is an absolute technology that ensures progress in all known applications from the earth to space" [10].

An absolute renewable energy technology, a wind-solar PV hybrid energy system (WPES), is not considered as one of the alternatives, as the majority of the coastline communities have already installed diesel generators and matured expertise in diesel engine maintenance.

They also insist they have an "absolute right" to nuclear technology.

Cliff Eisen London • To the Sports Editor: Those who urge FIFA to use goal-line technology presuppose this argument: technology will provide an absolute truth that referees' perceptions lack.

"The scientists involved in this have an absolute obligation to shepherd this technology," Wolpe says.

Yet anti-censorship cannot be an absolute when faced with a technology which has facilitated the largest bombardment of pornography on human beings of all ages in history, or which has seen the glory of email brought frequently to its knees by spam and by hackers.

That any car company in 2008 actually promotes something like 25 mpg (with a tailwind, going downhill) for 100 year old suck-bang-blow technology is an absolute travesty.

However, incremental improvement in sensitivity will not necessarily translate into an absolute benefit, since the new technology may be selectively detecting cancers that are biologically inconsequential.

Information technology alone cannot provide us an absolute shield against its evil twin--disinformation technology.

From the myriad of papers now available in the web, we will only present those that we believe are the most illustrative applications within three lustrum, 2000 to 2015, all set to give a frame that place these optical techniques as mature technologies with an absolute relevance to conduct metrology in many fields.