Sentence examples for classes of technology from inspiring English sources
Engineers everywhere should closely follow how the military uses new classes of technology and object if those uses violate our values.
Silicon Valley is already at war in the sense that the broad classes of technology it invents for search, storage and pattern recognition have inherent military uses.
There is no let-up in the growth of the number of patents issued each year, but the introduction of fundamentally new classes of technology seems rarer now than it was in the past.
It is impossible to opine accurately on the risks associated with classes of technology in the abstract, and when seriously considering which to employ we will need to make an individualized assessment.
Equally important, the rule is likely to trigger demand for entirely new classes of technology.
We are shocked that the 'Tiffany' network which is known for its high journalistic standards would bar all its reporters from favorably describing classes of technology the network does not like.
The Future of Solar Energy considers only the two widely recognized classes of technologies for converting solar energy into electricity — photovoltaics (PV) and concentrated solar power (CSP), sometimes called solar thermal) — in their current and plausible future forms.
Is there now, as in 1994, an equivalent maturation of the three classes of technologies that created the architecture needed for e-commerce: end-use computing cheap and good enough for widespread adoption, ubiquitous wireless communications networks, and enterprise-class computing platforms both powerful and cheap enough?
54 55 Part of the UK government's response to this need for robust evidence was to fund the WSD Evaluation 18 to investigate the effects of two broad classes of technologies (telehealth and telecare) on a comprehensive range of outcomes in regions of England that had undergone the Whole Systems Redesign (web appendix 1).
The development of naturoids may be viewed as a special class of technological activity, distinct from the general class of technology.
