Sentence examples for exploration of technologies from inspiring English sources

In his memo, Mr. Miller outlined several initiatives at the company, including the exploration of technologies that could be used to make more anonymous the query data used for research purposes.

This paper gives a review of the area of WBS, exploring the advantages and disadvantages of WBS over classical simulation systems, a classification of different sub- and related-areas of WBS, an exploration of technologies that enable WBS, and the evolution of the Web in terms of its relationship to WBS.

In 2012, I wrote about the show's exploration of technology.

And I suspect that his novels, especially The Cloud, are far more profound explorations of technology's impact on us than all the non-fictional books in Gladwell-land.

From Tom Burtonwood's 3D printing, to A.P. Vague's performance art, as well as a Java applet by Patrick LeMieux, and photocopier drawings by The Creators Project's own Noémie Jennifer, these innovative artists have appropriated preexisting standards and created their own to generate entirely new artworks and explorations of technology, agency, and humanity.

CORDS also encourages the quick adoption of innovative technologies and innovations, such as point-of-care and rapid diagnostics (e.g., the joint SACIDS-EAIDSNet exploration of mobile technologies for disease surveillance in remote and cross-border areas [16]).

Leah Borromeo wrote a heart-warming piece about the Swedish denim company that recommends not washing your jeans for six months at a time and offers a free repair service to all its customers, while Amy DuFault's exploration of the technologies enabling our clothing to generate energy unsurprisingly went down a treat.

We emphasize that continuous exploration of biomaterial technologies to engineer a more SMC-specific microenvironment will provide further insight on complex vascular diseases.

Backed up by a critical exploration of recent technologies and approaches to automated assessment systems, the authors exploit the powerful potential of the Extensible Markup Language (XML) format and related technologies to transform both students' and teacher's documents to an XML format and extract from the teacher's correct document the required skills as patterns.

An example of the collaborative effort made possible by SACIDS's participation in CORDS is the joint SACIDS-EAIDSNet exploration of mobile technologies for disease alerts and surveillance in remote and cross-border areas (Text Box 2).

Widespread contamination of groundwater by methyl tertiary butyl ether (MTBE) has triggered the exploration of different technologies for in situ removal of the pollutant, including biostimulation of naturally occurring microbial communities or bioaugmentation with specific microbial strains known to biodegrade the oxygenate.