Sentence examples for draw on technologies from inspiring English sources

It can draw on technologies already in use for tracking and evaluation of impact in other science referencing areas.

Some draw on technology, like Molly's "Pixelated," which uses units of motion and a hip-hop score to suggest a digital world.

It's a quick statement of purpose: they are essentially silent clowns steeped in classic technique but ready to draw on technology to expand the form.

In some cases, we can draw on already established technologies that might involve land-based and sea-based capabilities to intercept missiles in midcourse or after they re-enter the atmosphere.

At the same time, computer game research and development has increasingly drawn on technologies and techniques originally developed in the large scale distributed simulation community, such as the HLA IEEE standard for simulator interoperability.

The new technologies powering efforts on the floor were awesome and plentiful but when I arrived I was interested about the combination of using new tech to enable crazy experiences on the court while also drawing on technologies that allow viewers at home to get closer than ever to the action.

Michael Longhurst's coruscating production draws on technology as an active, terrorising ingredient, part of a materialist attack on human relations.

Mr. McCain is drawing on technology to try to speed donations to his surging challenge against Mr. Bush.

These vehicles, with their high roll centres and suspension that often draws on technology familiar to 18th-century cartmakers, do not enjoy the deftest handling in the world.

As it turns out, his colleagues had plenty of ideas about how to do that, drawing on technology developed to search for gravitational waves.

The video game was designed based on research by Dr. Michael F. Fleming at the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine and draws on technology used by the F.B.I. to train agents in interrogation tactics.