Sentence examples for contrary technology from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, technology informs our truest parts.

Despite E.P.A. claims to the contrary, technology exists that allows industries to meet more stringent mercury limits.

On the contrary: technology "is often not a prime mover but a second-order consequence of food surpluses, urbanization, secularism, political stability... and other conditions that create a fertile climate for innovation".

On the contrary, the technology of nanoparticulate photodegradation has been proved to be effective to them.

On the contrary CBCT technology was adapted for LIBT quite late.

Therefore, we should wonder whether the process by which teaching and learning becomes algorithms will remain committed to democratic citizenship –even if it will promote regeneration and reconstruction of the concept and phenomenon of citizenship– (García, 2015), or if, on the contrary, this technology in a socio-technical context will end up contributing to its deterioration and deformation.

In contrary, open technologies analyze the transcriptome without any a priori knowledge on the transcript sequences.

On the contrary, advanced treatment technology includes reverse osmosis membranes, thermal distillation, evaporation, and crystallization processes.

To the contrary: while these technologies cannot replicate the experience of playing, say, a guitar, they nevertheless enable a musician to both compose and perform with hundreds of instruments, vastly expanding musical sensibilities and requiring a broader understanding of harmony, melody, counterpoint and timbre.

Contrary to their technology-obsessed image, teenagers led the way in terms of tech-free meals, followed by Millennials.

On the contrary, print-on-demand technology makes it economically viable for small literary presses and university presses to publish books that might sell only a few dozen to a thousand copies.