Sentence examples for equivalent technologies from inspiring English sources

Sawblade cutting technology for stone parts have several specific parameters with no clear equivalent technologies as defined in milling, turning, etc.

To help develop this skill, some simpler equivalent technologies such as how character-based information on a low-resolution monochrome alphanumeric liquid crystal display (LCD) is displayed should be studied.

CMIA and ICMA are thus equivalent technologies that can be used interchangeably.

"I predict that access to air conditioning – or an equivalent technology – will become a fundamental right enshrined in international law," Huber said.

BT's plan – even when added to Virgin Media's investment in equivalent technology – won't get the UK to that level.

Some teams already use R.F.I.D. or an equivalent technology in training, and they find it frustrating, Stelfox told me, not to be able to have similar insight into what happens on game day.

In the longer run, optimists believe, batteries like these, or some equivalent technology, are the key to dealing with the problem not just of irregular demand, but of irregular supply.

Those first, limited segments of the fence are now expected to be delivered to the government early next year, and the Government Accountability Office has estimated that it would take several years to cover the entire border with equivalent technology.

And having equivalent technology can make a big difference in leveling the playing field when competing against larger companies.

So, when you looked at the pricing, it was a lot less expensive for customers to buy Windows Server on premises, and deploy them within their own IT shop than it is for hosters to acquire the equivalent technology.

Based on the clinical results, the Heidelberg Ion Therapy Center (HIT) was built delivering ion beams with equivalent technology.