Sentence examples for existent technologies from inspiring English sources

It combines market analysis with business model innovation and directed system evolution, together with a proposition of ten inventive vectors for provoking disruption of existent technologies in the market.

Considering the existent technologies, direct liquid fuel cell is a promising one and among the fuels, formate has been proved to be the best choice.

Although the language used in the picture does not correspond to any existent technology, we suggest the use of ontologies to describe the abstract service code in order to take advantage of its semantic features.

However, existent technology is limited to published sequence resolution between ∼2-5 Mb and ∼0.025X genome coverage (Evrony et al., 2012; Gole et al., 2013; McConnell et al., 2013; Cai et al., 2014).

As a result, sometimes these policies are too broad, discuss non-existent technology and can lead to confusion among employees and those whose job it is to enforce the policy.

To exploit this potential, this study evaluates novel combinations of existent processing technologies.

The multiphase CFD model was investigated to promote the design, optimization and scale-up of the existent environmental technologies on the decontamination of aqueous streams.

This e-maintenance enables manufacturing operations to achieve near-zero-downtime performance on a sharable, quick and convenient platform through integrating the existent advanced technologies with distributed sources.

Some regions were "saturated" with people: their existent economic technology could no longer sustain growth.

In order to fill the gap between the standardization work and the proposed services, our work aims at designing cooperative applications using an existent wireless technology.

This report was from the June 16 , 1967issue of Time magazine; it goes on to explain that Icarus is real, that it would not strike Earth but pass four million miles away, and that an M.I.T. professor gave his engineering class the counterfactual doomsday scenario as part of a hypothetical problem of how to stop it by means of "existent space technology and hardware".