Sentence examples for extends the technology from inspiring English sources

The methodology extends the technology competition within the modes to competition across modes by aggregating the passenger modal travel demands into demand segments based on the distance range.

"Black silicon extends the technology that we know extremely well and makes it usable in a region of spectrum where it wasn't useful before," says Eric Mazur, a professor of applied physics at Harvard, who discovered the material in his lab.

West is now extending the technology to other parts of the manufacturing line.

The league moved slowly to extend the technology to the defense because it considered play-calling an offense-oriented concept.

We are extending the technology used in FluPhone to gather information on human interactions within rural communities of developing countries.

Soccer's rule-making body agreed on Saturday to extend the technology trial after 10 systems failed to meet FIFA's requirements last month.

The experiment was conceived as a proof of concept before extending the technology to cows, but the grant proposal was rejected.

This research has extended the technology to provide a non-invasive assessment of bone microarchitecture at the human knee by establishing new hardware, imaging protocols and data analysis.

(Another researcher's photographic pulse-detection system, described in a 2005 paper, required expensive camera equipment). Now he's working on extending the technology to measure respiration and blood-oxygen levels, and eventually blood pressure as well.

There is much interest in extending the technology to the treatment of insulating materials such as polymers, ceramics, rubber, etc. Implantation into these electrical insulating materials can enhance the properties and performance.

"For whatever reason they have brought to Wall Street what Wall Street needs to feel comfortable," said Robert Mahowald, an analyst with IDC, a Boston-based technology research company, of Communicator Inc. Communicator Inc., which also has offices on Wall Street, hopes to extend the technology to other industries like health care, a spokesman said.