Sentence examples for by technology derived from from inspiring English sources

Chevy tells us this powertrain was "inspired by technology derived from advanced work targeted at space travel and future aircraft design".

"Fortunately," he fantasizes, "I'm carrying my battery-powered rebreather, a technology derived from scuba equipment and paid for and refined by the final tobacco-industry settlements with the federal government in 2003".

By denying the science substantiating both climate change and our role in it, even while propagating it using technology derived from the same scientific method, we allow it to progress to the point of calamity.

Additional benefits exhibited by the HyBeacon technology derive from their simple mode of action, ease of design, relatively inexpensive synthesis and potential for multiplex analysis.

The Hammond organ's technology derives from the Telharmonium, an instrument created in 1897 by Thaddeus Cahill.

Equitable use has not occurred because sharing influenza virus samples proves easier than producing equitable access to technologies derived from the knowledge produced by surveillance.

Broadcast television split off from technologies derived from radio.

DoD's commitment to renewable energy technologies derives from their superior performance.

(The technology is derived from an earlier, multi-layered approach known as "the onion router" – hence the acronym).

Iron technology was derived from the known art of reducing copper and bronze.

By utilizing "pyrosequencing technology" with samples derived from the needles of T. cuspidata, Wu et al. [ 43] annotated about 14,095 unique sequences and identified candidates for the taxol biosynthetic genes from the needles of T. cuspidata.