Sentence examples for coherent technology from inspiring English sources
"Are you painting yourself into a corner on Culture technology?" wondered a reader who suggested the increasing need for explanation put a strain on the author's ability to imagine a coherent technology for this super-advanced civilisation.
Secondly, patent data enable to distinguish between different kinds of corporate technology coherence: whereas health industry adopt conglomerate biotechnological diversification, industrial biotechnology corporations adopt a more coherent technology diversification enabling innovation and (dynamic) efficient growth.
An important issue technology managers face today, and a vital component of any coherent technology strategy, concerns the decision to chose between developing technical capabilities internally or acquiring them through external means.
As one of the conventional non-coherent technologies, energy detection (ED) has been applied to the field of UWB in recent years.
Coherent jamming technology is one of the most important development trends in the modern radar countermeasures.
Now that coherent optical technology is used to deliver 100 gigabit through fibers, and microprocessors and permanent memory are made inexpensive, how do we guard the massive amounts of personal data submitted to commercial entities when ordering online or using mobile apps?
Like all lovers of coherent thought, technology, and science, he also enjoyed his power to make sense of the universe and explain what he discovered.
The major strength of Jeremy Rifkin's Third Industrial Revolution TIRR) framework is that it ties together, in a synergistic and coherent fashion, technologies that are already beginning their introduction into the marketplace.
While good science fiction creates coherent, convincing futuristic technology and explores its ramifications, Prey is simply built around a bunch of neat ideas like wall walking and invisibility.
In 2010, physicists working with the Coherent Germanium Neutrino Technology (CoGeNT) experiment reported possible signs of lightweight WIMPs striking their 440-gram detector in the Soudan mine in northern Minnesota.
With the advent of the new challenge to design a more lean and responsive computer-integrated manufacturing system, firms have been striving to achieve a coherent interaction between technology, organisation, and people to meet this challenge.
