Sentence examples for applicable technologies from inspiring English sources
But like I've always said, sometimes research that seems totally impractical leads to advances in related, more applicable technologies — a sort of research halo effect.
The applicable technologies in the design of solar powered aircraft has evolved over the years, hence an overview is presented.
Accelerating this process and adding to RNAi's promise is our steadily expanding arsenal of innovative RNAi-based experimental tools and clinically applicable technologies.
Although considerable developmental effort is being expended to bring potentially applicable technologies to a readiness level for practical use, new and innovative methods are still needed.
Developing the simplified processes combined with using industrially applicable technologies for economic recovery of these valuable ingredients would be a practical solution for maximizing the utilization of these by-products.
These data support the ongoing assessment of clinically applicable technologies to assess and measure tissue PtO2, in order to develop strategies maintaining tissue oxygen delivery and limiting adverse events associated with tissue hypoxia in patients with critical illness.
Electrochemistry of redox proteins is a broadly applicable technology with important applications in biosensors, biofuel cells and chemical syntheses.
"I think it's a broadly applicable technology which has already allowed experiments that would not have been possible before," said J. Keith Joung, a biologist who designs zinc finger proteins at the Massachusetts General Hospital.
The applicable technology involved either telephone and telegraph communications (employing punched paper tape, telephone switches, and relays) or calculating machines such as the Brunsvigas, Marchants, Facits, and Friedens (employing gears, sprockets, ratchets, pawls, and cams).
The composition of light that enters is also of great importance, as it determines the applicable technology.
ArF excimer laser (λ = 193 nm) lithography is a potentially applicable technology for the sub-0.18 μm design rule.
