Sentence examples for complicated technologies from inspiring English sources

Hasan Gafoor, Mumbai's police commissioner, said Monday that as once complicated technologies — including global positioning systems and satellite phones — have become simpler to operate, terrorists, like everyone else, have become adept at using them.

Only a recognition of the potential gap between how we think these technologies work and how they actually do can help us be better prepared for failure — but also build better technologies from the outset, with our eyes wide open in the face of the incredibly complicated technologies all around us.

These problems don't need complicated technologies to deal with them.

Bidets are complicated technologies so it is best that you don't try and tweak it yourself or you run the risk of damaging it.

'You're talking about places where complicated technologies that we develop here just don't translate,' said Bertozzi, who is also a faculty fellow of Stanford ChEM-H.

Such low-tech ideas are crucial to forming viable environmental strategies, Griffith believes, because implementing more complicated technologies — like building the solar roadways that Squid Labs worked on, or manufacturing electric cars for all the world's drivers — would consume natural resources and generate greenhouse gases at unsustainable rates.

"The biggest dilemma these companies and their customers will face, however, will be how to adapt corporate structures to a highly complicated technology with dynamic growth rates".

Instead of trying to figure out the nuts and bolts of a seemingly complicated technology, I had gotten used to someone else doing the heavy lifting.

Google's strength has been to take complicated technology — a superb Internet search engine — and build an uncomplicated business around it: selling advertising aimed at to consumers based on Google's understanding of their needs and wants, gleaned from their search patterns.

The SCiO sensor is complicated technology and we have a high level of quality control.

It sounded an impossibly large proportion for a company that made so many large and complex boxes containing so much complicated technology.