Sentence examples for entry technology from inspiring English sources
So American and European manufacturers of remote keyless entry technology (known in the industry as R.K.E. systems), including Motorola, TRW and Amtel, use the more flexible and higher-range radio-frequency controllers.
And big companies like Schlage are potential partners, too; Kiwi.ki doesn't make the locks, just the hands-free wireless entry technology for existing installs.
However, the low rate of adoption of medication order entry technology allows us to conclude with confidence that these technologies were not available in the majority of respondent EDs.
However he does reveal that onefinestay has been approached by other companies interested in Sherlock, which he reckons could lead to an additional revenue stream for its business, based on licensing the keyless entry technology down the line.
So what does Nuance, which is known primarily for its speech recognition software engine, want with a gesture-based text entry technology like Swype? (Instead of tapping in letters on a touch keyboard, you swipe between them without lifting your finger).
There are many important contexts where strategic sophistication plays an important role for organizations, such as in decisions on market entry, technology races, company takeovers, or how to optimally intervene through monetary policy instruments in financial markets during a crisis.
CAMH medical staff responded affirmatively to a 2007 survey that they would like to evaluate various data entry technologies to assess if these technologies could assist in efficient production of electronic documentation.
The guidance scheme is demonstrated in a short-range re-entry technology demonstrator vehicle.
The successful 2012 satellite launch caused serious concern but experts stressed that it lacked the re-entry technology needed to bring an ICBM down on to a target.
Recent research projects, in the field of atmospheric re-entry technology, are focused on the design of deployable, umbrella-like Thermal Protection Systems (TPSs).
"We have proudly acquired the re-entry technology, possessed by a few countries styling themselves as military powers," said North Korean leader Kim Jong-un in state-run media.
