Sentence examples for clusters of technologies from inspiring English sources

The Radical Technological Solutions refer to clusters of technologies that aim to meet some shared challenge, as opposed to single technologies.

"San Francisco is just one of the clusters of technology and innovation that are forming now," he said.

Other clusters of technology companies grew up around universities that have been large recipients of military research money, creating Silicon Valley in California, the Route 128 corridor around Boston and the Research Triangle in North Carolina, where the Army opened its Research Office in 1958.

It's data science and the whole cluster of technologies that come with that.

This problem exists because nanotechnology represents a cluster of technologies, each of which may have different characteristics and applications.

"The real question with biometrics," he said, "is that they are part of a cluster of technologies that will allow for location tracking in both public and private places".

Behind this new uncertainty lies the Internet (which in this survey is used as shorthand to include the whole cluster of technologies that depend upon and enhance it).

This session introduces a cluster of technologies that seek to diagnose and improve PC health and network connectivity and empower users to understand and affect the future of the Internet.

It represents a rare opportunity for investigating possible applications of a cluster of technologies and approaches largely recognized as efficient and high-performing to such particular buildings in order to achieve an upgrading in terms of energy efficiency.

Molecular imaging comprises a cluster of technologies allowing the measurement of biological events that are relevant for the understanding and the monitoring of prostate cancer, especially when it becomes resistant to treatments.

Three related features are introduced simultaneously: (1) increasing returns to scale for the costs of new technologies; (2) clusters of linked technologies that induce learning depending on their technological "proximity" in addition to the technology relations through the structure (and connections) of the energy system; and (3) uncertain costs of all technologies and energy sources.