Sentence examples for door technology from inspiring English sources

Even if you don't leave your front door, technology has all but eliminated the boredom.

At the same time, their work is impeded by the revenge schemes of Randall and Waternoose, as well as a human child (indirectly revealed to be Sid Phillips from the Toy Story franchise) who has hijacked the company's closet door technology to commit a string of toy thefts throughout the human world.

Basic door technology has remained relatively the same for centuries barring honorable mentions for stained glass doors, beaded curtain doors, and those door plungers that prevent slamming but Austrian designer Klemens Torggler may be the missing link for the evolution of the entrance.

They want bulletproof garage doors and iris-recognition door key technology – and they don't want the interior, exterior or floorplans of their home in the public domain.

By providing an open door to technology industries, he said, Malaysia overcame what economists call the "natural resource curse" in developing nations -- an overdependence on natural resources.

Short-term contracts also make it hard to justify long-term, labour-saving investments, such as in ticket-selling and door-closing technology.

The FBI – not the NSA – is usually the agency that tries to strong-arm companies into placing back doors in technology, and you can expect intelligence agencies to try to undo the new provision against spending money on searching for US persons in secret, with a little help from Congressional intelligence committees.

The ability to design artificial extracellular matrices as cell instructive scaffolds has opened the door to technologies capable of studying cell fates in vitro and to guide tissue repair in vivo.

But Budge continued his love affair with coal and his belief in potential profits by purchasing and reopening Hatfield colliery near Doncaster, with the intention of building the UK's first clean coal power station next door using unproved technology.

Cumberbatch asked fans at the stage door to put technology to good use and spread his message through social media, warning that future offenders would be evicted from the show.

A spokesman for the Department of Energy and Climate Change said: "We haven't closed the door to CCS technology in the UK, but as part of our ongoing work to get Britain's finances back on track, we have had to take difficult decisions to control government spending.