Sentence examples for foil technology from inspiring English sources
Focus is then put on electrochromic foil technology, which is shown to be capable of mass fabrication via roll-to-roll web coating and continuous lamination.
The circuit performance presented here validates the polysilicon TFT metal foil technology as a suitable platform for the incorporation of control, processing and communication circuits onto a flexible system.
But some spam texts will always get through, and spammers will do their best to foil antispam technology.
Dr. James E. West, a Bell Laboratories fellow at Lucent Technologies who was an inventor of the high fidelity foil electret technology used in 90percentt of today's microphones, advocated giving children a strong base in science and mathematics and a creative environment to encourage the idea of inventing.
Skiff has worked closely with LG Display NYSEE: LPL), one of the world's leading display manufacturers and the innovator of the foil-display technology, to optimize and implement this first-of-its-kind non-glass display uniquely for the Skiff Reader.
Device Is First to Feature "Metal Foil" e-Paper Technology from LG Display, Enhancing Durability by Eliminating the Fragility of a Glass Display.
The Yemeni group, Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, has succeeded in smuggling explosives onto airplanes three times in the past four years, though its efforts have been foiled by faulty technology or by intelligence provided by human espionage.
Plans for a Ghibli theme park seem to foil Miyazaki's technology-free nature park for kids, which The Atlantic dubbed the "anti-Disneyland," due in 2018, although according to Anime News Network, the park will take great pains not to disturb Aichi EXPO Park's existing plant and animal life.
But plenty of others used the new technology to foil long-term investors by trading ahead of the slower players.
The sensor filter is based on the combination of a sensor system and a filter technology into one foil layer system (foil-MEMS).
In part because new jamming technology has foiled some weapons triggered remotely by cellphones or garage-door openers, insurgents in Afghanistan are turning to more primitive methods, using wire or even rope as the trigger.
