Sentence examples for does a technology from inspiring English sources

Rarely does a technology dropped down from on high find expression in exactly the way its makers intended - SMS is the greatest modern-day example of this, apart from, perhaps, the web itself, even if TBL now reckons he always knew it would change the world.

"They either need to do a technology deal or be consolidated".

Did a technology bubble burst in Taiwan?

Did a technology slow-down kill CES? No.

If a girl came home and said that she is doing a technology GCSE or equivalent her parents would be really pleased," she said.

In fact, some of the products that Novell has hyped up for several years (like single sign-on) were completely unnoticed by Cambridge until it did a technology review before the merger.

As I watched these presentations, the first thing I noticed was that the launched-from-academia companies consistently did a "technology push" presentation--in stark contrast to the "market pull" presentations typical of experienced companies.

He always does a full, technology-free examination before relying on fancy equipment.

So what does an African technology company do with $47.5 million?

Therefore, iRAP felt a need to do a detailed technology update and market analysis in this industry [42].

In this case, we do have a technology, but we don't have any clear idea how to fill it with content.