Sentence examples for consistent with technology from inspiring English sources

But the pollution control equipment required for all new plants by the Clean Air Act has not been installed to assure safer performance of the plant consistent with technology required in modern facilities.

This quadrant is most consistent with technologies that seem revolutionary when they're first touted but appear overhyped in retrospect.

We didn't feel that was consistent with the technology that existed".

These changes are consistent with the technology component of the energy ladder, relating improvements in stove and fuel type to emissions and then to respiratory ailments.

In this sense, the African affinities of the LCT assemblage at Porto Maior may be consistent with a technology brought in by an "intrusive" population, which differed from the core and flake industries of established human groups in SW Europe.

Our intent here is to make more transparent the technology underlying the generation of the cognitive data in the form of plausible values and to offer guidelines for use that we believe are consistent with that technology.

His account of biological attack is plausible, consistent with the technology of the time, and it provides the best explanation of disease transmission into besieged Caffa.

This theory is consistent with the technology of the times and with contemporary notions of disease causation; however, the entry of plague into Europe from the Crimea likely occurred independent of this event.

The definitions below are consistent with other technology assessments in total knee replacement (Kane et al. 2003) and with the widely used maximum total point motion analysis as defined by Ryd et al. (1995).

Using data for the U.S., I illustrate how the inputs to the electricity sector in a social accounting matrix may be allocated among discrete types of generation so as to be consistent with both technologies' input shares from engineering cost estimates, and the zero profit and market clearance conditions of the sector's macroeconomic production structure.

The Green party said there was a need for systems that would "reward creators but that are consistent with digital technologies" and that changes to copyright would be coupled with £500m more in funding for the arts, as well as a citizen's income that would "allow many more people to participate in cultural creation".