Sentence examples for an array of technological from inspiring English sources
THE bait car that Suffolk is using has an array of technological features.
Researchers, students and technology company employees will work in the research center's 22 labs to create products and applications in an array of technological fields, including biotechnology, communications and homeland security.
But unlike its predecessor the new coin – which will be roughly the same size as the existing one when introduced in 2017 – will contain an array of technological advances making it difficult to forge.
It prompted a worldwide debate about the bullying of gay teenagers, particularly in a digital age, when taunting and harassment come not always face-to-face but on an array of technological devices and forums.
In a sign of some of the opposition the program could face, the General Accounting Office, a research division of Congress, released a report last week concluding that the Joint Strike Fighter was likely to suffer cost overruns, performance failures and production delays unless an array of technological problems were resolved.
Receiving royal tweets, posting well-wishing videos on YouTube and downloading phone apps are among an array of technological ways to get involved with the royal wedding.
They therefore compete less on price and can offer an array of fancy technological approaches.
In the cab atop Teterboro Airport's seven-story tower, air traffic controllers operate an array of sophisticated technological equipment in a space so small they often bump elbows as they work.
The past few years have seen an array of new technological gadgets arrive on the education scene, perhaps the best known of these being Apple's i-Device range, particularly the iPad.
He's a hands-on teaching tool at Duke Medical Center, where hightech touches include a $750,000 Human Simulation and Patient Safety Center that opened in April and a student auditorium incorporating a dazzling array of technological advances that are perhaps the most forward- thinking on campus.
A multifaceted policy effort to support a broad array of technological, structural and behavioural changes is needed to enable energy and industrial transitions and the development of supply chains that deliver feedstock to a range of conversion and utilisation routes.
