Sentence examples for fate technology from inspiring English sources

Despite the important role ROS play in determining cellular fate, technology for monitoring selective, spatial, and temporal production of ROS within cells is currently lacking.

And, interestingly, it isn't determined by fate or technology alone.

The novelty of the '93 Spielberg classic may be absent, along with the director, but there's just something about humanity tempting fate with technology.

This vision of our collective fate, in which technology destroys and saves us simultaneously, is both elevating and dreadful.

Takumi's lead in televisions and mobile phones has been eclipsed by more nimble upstarts in South Korea and China, echoing the fate of Japanese technology giants like Sony and Panasonic.

In recent years the firm deftly managed the shift from selling hardware to offering software and services.The morale of Kodak's fate is that technology trends are often clearly visible, but changing a successful company is exceedingly hard.

But this has been the fate of European Technology: most players succumbed.

"So not only do you know [the] tumor took up that sugar, but [also whether] it metabolized it in aerobic metabolism or anaerobic metabolism," he says. . Whatever the fate of these technologies in preclinical core facilities or the clinic, most researchers agree existing modalities aren't going anywhere.

The fate of these technologies -- which ones succeed, and which ones fail -- rests almost entirely with you and me, the consumers.

The fate of this emerging technology will rely, in large part, on the regulatory implementation of this novel technology.

According to people close to the negotiations, G.M. was concerned about Spyker's Russian financial backers as well as the fate of G.M.'s technology and other intellectual property under Spyker.