Sentence examples for augmentation technology from inspiring English sources

Aided by augmentation technology, the future human will be stronger, faster, less prone to injury, and more productive.

Maybe we should think less about singularity and more about how augmentation technology will change the human condition in a slow and gradual manner.

The aim of the present study was to evaluate whether vertebral augmentation technology increases the occurrence of adjacent vertebral fractures in patients with osteoporotic vertebral compression fractures (OVCFs).

Turbine Inlet Air Cooling is a power augmentation technology for gas turbines, which reduces the turbine inlet air temperature thereby improving the power output and heat rate of the machine.

The substantial improvement in gas turbine net power output and heat rate as predicted by the GT Pro demonstrate that Turbine Inlet Air Cooling using electric chillers is effective as a power augmentation technology in Malaysia.

Here we have an excellent article on the state of vision augmentation technology, and though it conjures images of going to the local Fry's and picking out a custom eye overlay, the reality is that we are in the very early, yet very promising, first stages of a major technology.

In September of last year, Natick sponsored a demonstration of a number of such personal augmentation technologies.

This article looks at several heat-transfer augmentation technologies that have been developed at Louisiana State University's Center for Rotating Machinery.

Clinical drawbacks of bone grafting prompt the search for alternative bone augmentation technologies such as use of growth and differentiation factors, gene therapy, and cell therapy.

We combine multiple (up to eight) consumer-grade GPS receivers into a system that averages their data in real time, requiring no other sensors, augmentation technologies, or powerful processors.

Manuscripts of exceptionally high quality are sought that examine the use of biomechanical, biochemical, and neurological models of the human body to guide the designs of augmentation technologies for persons with either unusual or normal physiologies.