Sentence examples for famed technology from inspiring English sources

Christian Bale is in line to play Jobs himself, the famed technology guru who died on 5 October 2011 of cancer.

He credits a rebounding housing market and the state's famed technology sector, the largest in the country.

Founded in 1991 by famed technology entrepreneur Bill Gross (the parent company is known as Knowledge Holdings, Inc ., JumpStart produces high profile educational games for 3-to-10 year-olds that are accessible on multiple platforms by more than 30 million users.

He has already lured three GSF fellows out of college, leaving behind their studies at one of the famed Indian Institutes of Technology for the start-up dream.

His enthusiasm is not surprising considering Jenkinson is famed for embracing new technology and reimagining how musical hardware can be played, often producing results that baffle those who invented the equipment.

India's famed Indian Institutes of Technology (IIT) produced only 15% of the Indian immigrant founders of tech and engineering companies covered by the study.

Amazon's famed recommendation and personalization shopping technology can undoubtedly help AOL boost its own sales as well as those of its commerce partners.

Japanese company Cyberdyne, specialises in medical and rehabilitation exoskeleton research, producing its famed Hal (Hybrid Assistive Limb) robotic technology.

(While this may not seem like a big advance to those who have been using Amazon's tools for years to tweet or post on Facebook that they have bought or finished a book, for the fashion industry, not famed for its early adoption of technology, it is quite a departure).

Doers and doings in business, entertainment and technology: Billionaire Warren Buffett Warren Buffett is famed for his simple tastes: Dairy Queen treats and hot dogs.

But a series of smaller, challenging projects perhaps modeled after prize competitions for developing "disruptive" technologies, or Lockheed Martin's famed "Skunk Works" facility that pioneered futuristic spy planes and supersonic aircraft could help build esprit de corps, he says.