Sentence examples for contained technology from inspiring English sources

What to European eyes looked like a primitive society contained technology, farming and aquaculture methods that would have been instructive.

Last year, the Volkswagen Group was engulfed by scandal when it was discovered that some of its diesel cars contained technology to disguise the true level of their harmful emissions.

The video showed a man opening the back of a Samsung mobile phone while explaining that it contained technology used to track the device and remove photographs held on it.

Using 82 relevant studies from 1968 through 2008, these researchers extracted five categories, of which two contained technology and computers as a medium supporting instruction and learning.

Johnson added that although it contained technology that wasn't as advanced as that seen in the earlier Star Trek series set in the 24th century, it "still maintains a techno-savvy, post-1960s 'Trek' flair".

Still, the United States has banned the sale of computer servers from a major Chinese manufacturer, Huawei, for fear that they could contain technology to penetrate American networks.

Its remit fits smartphones beautifully: few if any are not made abroad and they contain technology covered by tens of thousands of patents.

U.S. lawmakers have called Huawei a security risk because of allegations — denied by the company — that its gear might contain technology allowing the Chinese government to snoop on foreign communications.

"Today, a company's security arsenal must contain technology that can identify malicious activity in the internal network with a minimum of false-positives".

With a starting price under $43,000 in the US, a car exists – and not just any car, but a BMW – that contains technology heretofore found only in concepts and supercars.

A key step in filing patents is searching for "prior art" or "any evidence that your invention is already known," noting that: "prior art does not need to exist physically or be commercially available". It can be so broad as to mean that someone else has described, shown or built something that contains technology similar to your own.