Sentence examples for example of the technological from inspiring English sources

The app, in its present form, is not meant to be a standalone business at this time, but more of an example of the technological capabilities of the company's software.

In fact, the industry might be the most prolific example of the technological possibilities brought on by the digital era.

It is the latest example of the tension between technological innovation and regulation, which move at very different speeds.

Wayan Vota, senior mobile advisor at FHI 360, says radio is another perfect example of the fact that technological complexity doesn't necessarily correlate to big impact.

Once that had happened, they disappeared themselves.But the Clovis people of 13,000 years ago, named after the place their characteristic arrowheads and spear-points were first found, may not be a bell-tolling example of the danger of technological progress after all.

Another example of the hazards of technological innervations has emerged from the introduction of automated taps that are employed to reduce cross contamination when hand washing [ 8].

An candidate example of a technological fix for the problem of global warming would be the currently much debated option of injecting sulfate aerosols into the stratosphere to offset the warming effect of greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide and methane.

Until the accident, the Chinese government had cited the ministry's high-speed rail network as an example of the country's growing technological sophistication and development.

In his book, The Pentagon of Power, published in 1970, Mumford raged that the project stood as an "example of the purposeless giantism and technological exhibitionism that are now eviscerating the living tissue of every great city".

For example, in his book The Pentagon of Power, Lewis Mumford denounced the center as an "example of the purposeless giantism and technological exhibitionism that are now eviscerating the living tissue of every great city".

An example of such technological evolution is represented by the passage from CAVH systems to the BSM 22 and Prisma machines to the most recently developed Prismaflex machine (Gambro Dasco, Mirandola, Italy; Fig. 1).