Sentence examples for breed of smart from inspiring English sources

There are already smart wrist bands like the Nike+ FuelBand which monitors your every step to encourage you to get fitter, but the new breed of smart watch will do much more and will work in conjunction with your smartphone or tablet.

A new breed of smart card-enabled high-tech taxis is about to hit the streets of London.

There's the usual fare like chargers, memory cards, screen protectors, but Matthews also pointed out that a new breed of smart accessories like smartwatches could stand some additional impartial scrutiny as the market begins to swell.

He says, "Advances in physical computing and interaction design hardware over recent years have created a new breed of smart objects, which are gaining more and more traction in the design world".

"Advances in physical computing and interaction design hardware over recent years have created a new breed of smart-objects, which are gaining more and more traction in the design world.

Just imagine a refrigerator tantalizing you with food scents, or future breeds of smart TVs delivering the scent of the tropics during a travel commercial.

The company has already inked deals with Toyota and Ford to stream Internet radio from the road, and has become nearly ubiquitous in the new breed of Internet-connected "smart TV" devices launched by companies like Google, Boxee and Roku.

If perfected, it could lead to desktop manufacturing plants that "print" the circuitry for a wide array of electronic devices — flexible smartphones that won't break when you sit on them; a supple, pressure-sensitive skin for a new breed of robot hands; smart-sensing medical bandages that could capture health data and then be thrown away.

Julie Chapman is typical of the new breed of Morecambe entrepreneur, a smart and enthusiastic woman who has lived in London and Manchester but chose to set up her business by the sea.

As shelter magazines foundered, up came a new breed of self-curating, design-smart amateurs spurred to resourcefulness by the recession and assisted by the Internet in finding materials and furnishings at deep discounts.

Tiunov seems to be one of a new breed of Russian dissenter: a young, smart, iPhone-wielding professional, tech-savvy enough to understand the power of the internet and to use it to his advantage.