Sentence examples for an explosion of tools from inspiring English sources

We've seen enormous performance and security improvements in HDFS, and we've seen an explosion of tools that sit on top of all of this — such as Datameer, H20 and Tableau — that make all of this big data infrastructure usable by a far broader range of data scientists and business users.

But information is not knowledge, so we are seeing an explosion of analytical tools (and companion apps) created to help put this vast amount of data in context.

Recently, we have seen a veritable explosion of tools enhancing the way lawyers run their practices.

In fact, there has been an explosion of sequencing-based tools that can characterize almost all aspects of RNAs – from cellular abundances, to locations of protein and ribosome binding, to structures and interactions [ 15– 24] – all with variations on an experiment that is rapidly becoming cheaper and faster [ 25].

The transition to more immersive displays is happening in part because of more powerful computer hardware, but also because of an explosion of more powerful programming tools.

There's been an explosion of medical startups centering their tools around machine learning to help doctors with predictive tools — and now Netflix's former chief product officer Neil Hunt wants to enter the fray with one that hopes to get the right information from patients themselves.

Recent advances in micro-/nano-technology have resulted in an explosion of the number of new tools available for biochemical sciences.

In recent years, there has been an explosion of new diagnostic options and tools available to the clinician.

Coinciding with the growing number of data sources has been an explosion of visualization, analytical, and hybrid tools, often fueled by the open-source community.

The explosion of tools for creating graphics and video also allows anyone to select the ideal medium for a message.

I put it to you that this Cambrian explosion of tools and techniques, coupled with our increasing complex interconnectivity of systems (while both excellent things in and of themselves, in many ways!) can and often do make it all too easy for our collective technical debt to grow to alarming levels, like student loans in America.