Sentence examples for bridging technology from inspiring English sources

From this it is concluded that many of the advantages from the use of CCs by PAs, are in system integration and process re-engineering — attributes positioned in terms of bridging technology and acting as a learning organisation.

It reckons China has fallen from third place to fifth in the global electric-car race (it lags even America), but can get back on track by supporting plug-in hybrids as a bridging technology.

At first they will be more expensive than their conventional equivalents, but as production rises, helped along by favourable tax treatment, their price will quickly fall.Electrifying prospectsMr Ghosn thinks that the hybrids themselves may be only a bridging technology on the way to cars powered by batteries alone.

"This is a bridging technology between control of fire and the later production of ceramics and metalworking," he says.

"Acano's portfolio includes video and audio bridging technology and gateways to enable customers to connect different collaboration solutions from disparate vendors across cloud and hybrid environments," Salvagno wrote.

CCS is widely deemed to be a necessary bridging technology to a low-carbon economy, but the technology needs to pass considerable hurdles before widespread use.

Mr. Jobs's involvement with Disney created a perception in Hollywood that the entertainment company was among the more enthusiastic backers of Apple's efforts to bridge technology and entertainment.

The aims, goals, and structures of the graduate programs vary widely, but Hersh says all emphasize bridging information technology and medicine.

Implementing IP management might be necessary for bridging the technology transfer gap.

His major innovation in bridge technology was buckled-plate flooring.

The arena's interior, however, evokes 19th-century bridge technology.