Sentence examples for by using new technologies from inspiring English sources
Smart cities try to foster personal and business development by using new technologies and managing resources efficiently, something Barcelona is doing well.
Current tiered investigation approaches and sampling strategies can be improved by using new technologies such as proximal sensing.
Juejin hopes to integrate the artistic and scientific aspects of architecture and new media to build design that emphasizes sustainability and energy efficiency by using new technologies.
Only when performance is expressed in such industry-specific ways can a company develop metrics to evaluate and compare its model on the key features and begin to think about how to differentiate itself by using new technologies.
There are untapped resources in areas like the Gulf of Mexico that have long been open for drilling, and, as Vice President Dick Cheney's energy task force noted, we may be able to double our reserves by using new technologies in older fields.
By using new technologies including integrated gasification combined cycle (IGCC) and natural gas combined cycle (NGCC) with and without carbon capture and sequestration, the optimum electricity cost obtained was 1.1661 ¢/KW h at base caseload demand with 60%CO2reductionon.
It does not fit the traditional database architecture so it can only be analysed by using new technology," Taylor explains.
The newspaper, based in Melville, N.Y., has also been increasing its overall online efforts by using new technology to draw search engines, she added.
He finally broke his silence with a promise to shake up a "creaking and dysfunctional" justice system by using new technology to tackle delays and bureaucracy, and minimise the traumatic experience of giving evidence.
The significance of DNA variations among individuals, including single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) and/or genome nucleotide mutations as well as to their detection by using new technology, will improve and facilitate the knowledge of each gene sequence.
Hildebrand, who has a net worth estimated by Forbes of $6.1 billion, has excelled by using new technology to breathe life into old fields cast off by the supermajors.
