Sentence examples for current technological developments from inspiring English sources
Current technological developments may facilitate the inclusion of the landowners' requests in the project.
The impact of current technological developments on the intellectual property protection is considered.
Senior team members need to be up to speed on current technological developments as often a lack of understanding at leadership level can mean media and marketing agencies are less agile and able to react.
Broadly classified into electrical, hydrodynamic, optical, magnetic and acoustic mechanisms, the forces acting on micrometre-sized particles and current technological developments as applied to cells will be presented.
Current technological developments as high density electrode arrays for parallel electrophysiological recordings and optogenetic tools that allow fine control of activity in specific cell populations provide powerful tools to investigate brain physio-pathology.
In this review, we describe the current technological developments in plant metabolomics, including sample preparations, analytical methods, and informatics techniques.
Malaska's theory on societal development builds on a schematic representation of history, but its main raison d'être is supporting futures oriented thinking about possibilities that the current technological development trends, and societal trends, can lead to.
It is suggested that a new approach to robot controller design is required in order to bring the present generation of industrial robots in line with current and foreseeable technological developments.
The "Science in Action" exhibits will feature current scientific and technological developments which are happening in Scotland.
This review discusses the current and incipient technological developments for using biomass to generate bio-based chemicals over the last decade, focusing on Green Chemistry concepts towards sustainable agriculture and processing models in Brazil.
It is of course a concern for the community that resources failing to keep pace with current and future technological developments may degrade the value of their data.
