The Toshiba-Tokyo Electric team also abandoned a bid to build Turkey's second nuclear power plant after the Turkish government indicated that it was interested in a different kind of technology than the boiling water reactors that are Toshiba's specialty.
Competitor Leap Motion, which uses a different kind of technology for its recently released gesture-control device, is facing this problem now, as its gadget has received lackluster reviews, including from MIT Technology Review.
He readily sometimes too readily took on ideas from others and recruited great talent, not least Tim Cook, Apple's new boss, who made the firm's operations into one of the industry's most efficient.More interesting is Mr Isaacson's description of how Mr Jobs engineered a different kind of technology company: one that could develop tightly integrated packages of hardware and software.
This paper examines why such a policy model is inappropriate, arguing that the nature of the policy context for confronting climate change necessitates a different kind of technology policy than that for building an atomic bomb or for achieving a manned lunar landing.
We heard about Psyko a few days ago, and they won accolades for innovation, producing a pair of surround-sound headphones that's using a totally different kind of technology.
While many in the industry are parading their 4K Ultra HD and OLED TVs, Vizio brought a different kind of technology to CES: a 3-D TV that doesn't require viewers to wear 3-D glasses.
In the technical revolutions such as "mechatronics" and "optoelectronics," the concept of technology fusion, fusion among different kinds of technologies, had been critical in the management of technology.
We agree that Congress, while intending the Transmit Clause to apply broadly to cable companies and their equivalents, did not intend to discourage or to control the emergence or use of different kinds of technologies.
