Sentence examples for asserting that the technology from inspiring English sources

If you disagree with public comments asserting that the technology is available, you should provide an explanation for the public record as to the basis for your conclusion.

U.S. Magistrate Judge Tu Pham yesterday released a 39-page opinion asserting that the technology is unreliable and has not been accepted by the scientific community.

But Dish asserts that the technology actually promotes broadcasting and encourages people to sample new shows.

Self-driving enthusiasts assert that the technology could make those deaths a misfortune of the past.

3D printing evangelists have long asserted that the technology promises a course correction where the environmental impact of manufacturing is concerned.

Although Cas9 has recently been utilized for several controversial experiments, Hines asserts that the technology's effectiveness has facilitated significant progress in genome modification.

They also assert that the technology is like a wiretap, and that therefore the relatively difficult process of obtaining an electronic communications wiretap order, known in law enforcement as a "Title III" order, should have been followed, instead of the more basic search warrant procedure.

It also asserted that the technology used in Carnivore was so advanced that it could be tailored to pluck data coming from a particular suspect's e-mail communications and Internet activity from among all the traffic generated by millions of ISP customers, thus eliminating the potential for closer scrutiny of the e-mail and Web activity of non-suspects.

The team behind the project asserts that the technology is largely already there and their self-driving cars are ready to hit the road right now.

Among the differing personality traits, Parasuraman [ 9] asserted that the Technology Readiness Index (TRI) is conceptualized as a trait, which is a relatively stable descriptor of individuals.

"If you're looking backwards for the map to the future, you're going to be looking at your own asshole," McClure said, asserting that the future of technology may not find its center of gravity in the same place in the next five to 10 years as it's been historically.