Sentence examples for durable technology from inspiring English sources

Not only has printed paper proved a durable technology, but there is also much to be gained by visiting the libraries, examining the actual books and entering into discussions with librarians and other researchers.

"Radio is a supple and durable technology that has outlived quite a few predictions of its demise," says John Staudenmaier, editor of the journal Technology and Culture, who regards podcasts as the long-lived medium's latest incarnation.

On the other hand, it does buck the alternative trend: ever-cheaper L.E.D. bulbs that cast the kind of light that gives a zombie pallor to human skin and may burn out in a matter of months, turning a durable technology into a disposable one.

With non-governmental organizations efforts to strengthen and scale-up existing public sector health care models in rural international settings, attention has focused on appropriate placement of cost-effective, durable technology that will assist local health care providers in the clinical care of their patients.

It is one of humanity's grander creations, and also one of its more durable technologies.

These include better collaboration between people and robots, durable technologies for survival in hostile environments, better "closed-loop" recycling systems for the re-use of resources, and improved telemedicine.

The sphygmograph, which faded from practice by the 1890s, helped prepare practitioners for more durable technologies such as the sphygmomanometer and electrocardiograph, which entered practice early in the 20th century.

A final section briefly discusses some methodological issues surrounding the diffusion of consumer (non-durable) technologies within and across households and how ad hoc models can be used to test the validity of environmental policies.

This chapter discusses the developments in materials, processes and design, which make adhesive bonding an efficient and durable joining technology for metal structures.

Recently a durable platform technology was developed, which introduces copper oxide to textile fibers, latex and other polymer products [24], [28].

Its original premise – that India could make a cheap (priced at less than $50), durable piece of technology for the country's millions of students – has become something of a matter of national pride for residents and pro-India boosters around the world.