Sentence examples for definitive technology from inspiring English sources

In short, it is television, and the young man is Philo T. Farnsworth, who became one of history's perplexing footnotes by creating the definitive technology of the twentieth century while remaining largely anonymous.

When Cara Delevingne told Vogue that one of her favourite apps was the newly released Asap54 – which uses visual-recognition technology to identify clothes – it was a PR shot in the arm for the new player in an area where competition to become the definitive technology is rife.

At present, no definitive technology exists for functional analysis of placental transfer functions.

These sound bars are not to be confused with ones from companies like Yamaha, Polk and Definitive Technologies, which create an illusion of surround-sound from a single cabinet.

Though the nine surviving Hitchcock silent films have long been accessible in variously compromised forms (a 10th silent feature, "The Mountain Eagle" from 1926, is missing and presumed lost), they are being shown here in versions as definitive as modern technology and curatorial know-how can make them.

While the museum already owns items like the iPad, and monitors social media spaces like Twitter and Facebook, it is waiting for the dust to settle before it tells the definitive story of technology in the first decade of the 21st century.

People were apparently asked what features they would like to see, but this fell short of the detailed and iterative combination of ethnography, design and redesign, sometimes called technomethodology, which is recommended to produce a definitive user centred technology.

"We now have more definitive scientific data, improved technology and increased voluntary wastewater recycling by industry".

But the case of Madeira represents a significant landmark, because it is the first time the commission, which runs the day-to-day affairs of the European Union, has permitted a country to impose such a sweeping and definitive rejection of the technology.

Its launch is a challenge to traditional insurers and a definitive sign that the technology disruptions that have shaken the banking industry are coming for insurance as well.

This fact leads us to conclude that any current WMSN approach is non-exempt of some problem, which prevents the definitive boost of this technology in the consumer market.