Sentence examples for cutting off technology from inspiring English sources

Current attitude determination method based on pendulum cutting off technology has the limitation for vehicle moving mode.

The cutting off of communications confirmed this.

My sister's voice was cutting off.

Perhaps, Russia's state-owned Gazprom can fill the energy vacuum, though mounting sanctions on Moscow could slow the Kremlin's plans by cutting off western financing and technology.

Deputy Secretary of State Strobe Talbott, who was present at the meeting, said Mr. Yeltsin "reaffirmed in the clearest and most unambiguous terms" his commitment to cutting off the flow of missile technology to Iran.

It's not clear whether this deal will mean a continuation of existing deals, such as the agreement with Samsung (others include HBO for the HBO GO app, and HP), or whether Apple will use this as a way of cutting off the use of the technology by its competitors.

A support technology focusing on cutting off the water, strengthening the small structure of the rock and transferring the large structure of the rock is proposed.

Roger Warin, a Vonage lawyer, told the court Friday the difference between a partial injunction and a complete injunction against using Verizon's technology was like "cutting off oxygen or a bullet to the head".

The E-Parasite law would kill the safe harbors of the DMCA and allow traditional media companies to attack emerging technology companies by cutting off their ability to transact and collect revenue, sort of what happened to Wikileaks, if you will.

You'd think just turning off the gizmo would solve this (admittedly first world) problem, but going without technology can feel like cutting off a limb for young adults who've been "plugged in" since middle school.

The administration is focusing much of its efforts on freezing assets and cutting off financial flows that support North Korea's trade in weapons, missiles and nuclear technology.