Sentence examples for decades of technology from inspiring English sources

Apple stands to win as well, hooking more young consumers with decades of technology purchases ahead of them.

Many of them prized the fact that Web companies were the opposite of cleantech: Thanks to decades of technology build out they were cheap and low-tech to start, utterly changing everything about these companies from the size of the exit you needed to have a good return to how quickly you could know if you had something or not.

But last week's events may have been the final chapter in the story of America's era of turbocharged innovation, the giddy, high-flying decade of technology for its own sake.

Whichever wins a new segment could see its market capitalization advance, and perhaps challenge the other two for dominance in the next decade of technology.

Each CIO needs a clear vision of where his company is going and how to best implement its needs, while simultaneously cleaning up the clutter and mess that decades of outdated technology have left behind.

In Melbourne there is currently a strong integrated understanding of SCMs: after decades of "new technology" development, "testing" and "opportunity" seeking a large degree of "agreement" about stormwater management as a mainstreamed professional practice has arisen.

NPC, also called adsorptive chromatography, was one of the first forms of chromatography and was used most often in the first several decades of the technology, leading to the terminology "normal".

Its advantages include easy insertion (Seldinger technique), the modest increase in CO and coronary perfusion, and four decades of refined technology and experience resulting in a low complication rate.

President Kennedy launched a four-decade era of technology revolutions.

For decades, the growth of technology and the global market has created an existential crisis for U.S. labor unions.

For nearly three decades, the religion of technology and GDP and the crude 19th-century calculus of self-interest have dominated politics and intellectual life.