Sentence examples for for existing technologies from inspiring English sources
New uses for existing technologies, though, are making it much easier to build an informed electorate.
The costs of such devices are still not low enough to justify substituting them for existing technologies.
As well as being fully biocompatible – and, therefore, safer – the fabrication process is also cheaper and more environmentally-friendly than that used for existing technologies, and the researchers are now aiming to test it in human clinical trials.
Developing further knowledge regarding the enhancement and control of electrospun membranes can help improve the field of electrospun membranes with great potential for water purification and can reveal new opportunities for existing technologies moving forward.
Text data mining should be useful for anticipating new technologies and new uses for existing technologies, insofar as one can attempt to connect complementary pieces of information across two different domains, or subsets, of the scientific literature.
A primary goal of MITEI's Low-Carbon Energy Centors is to promote research through in-depth interactions between industry and academia and to significantly shorten the time required to make early-stage breakthroughs, deploy and scale new technologies, and improve or develop new applications for existing technologies, products, and services.
Substantially improved specific energy in driving-cycle tests shows how the strategy of increasing the number of plate couples through the production of plates with component thicknesses that are 50% of those for existing technology plates is effective in meeting the requirements of the target application.
As for who was responsible, Sussex Police said the nature of the attack made it difficult for existing technology to track and identify the drones.
The innovations are slowing: Kindle Oasis is likely the best eReader you can buy, but it is mostly a new shell for existing technology.
Greater research into appropriate deployment strategies for new technologies and impact assessments of existing technologies for HISs would be of high importance in informing HIS policy in resource-poor settings.
Exaptation, the cooption of existing technologies for emergent functions, is an important but neglected mechanism for innovation.
