Sentence examples for for technological superiority from inspiring English sources

Such is the desire for technological superiority that Ainslie has turned to Formula One for inspiration.

Alex Roland, a historian of technology at Duke University and a former NASA historian, said that a first launching by Americans would have merely confirmed their reputation for technological superiority.

Terrence Hendershott, a professor at the University of California, Berkeley, said he had been an advocate for technological innovation in the past, but had begun to wonder if the continuing battle for technological superiority had become too much.

A new picture book called The Golf Club, by Jeffery B. Ellis, shows that since the fateful day some ancient Scot whacked a rock with a crooked rose branch, the game has been a struggle for technological superiority.

Ironically, the Cold War and the resulting mad dash for technological superiority gave the Russians a built-in incentive not to upgrade their network, which is peppered with some computers so old they run on vacuum tubes.

When President Bush proclaimed "Mission Accomplished" in Iraq, he was saluting an overwhelming demonstration of technological superiority: war seemingly made new.

In Japan, the development of such robots by firms such as Honda, Mitsubishi and Toyota seems to have become a symbol of technological superiority.

"Telegram will serve as a launch pad for TON, ensuring its technological superiority and widespread adoption on the initial stages, but the future of TON is in the hands of the global open-source community," the company wrote in the whitepaper.

Only because of its own management of the Internet in China, the White Paper claims, is the government responsible for bringing the Internet to its present state of extensive technological superiority in China, for its reach and what it details as, in fact, its widespread use.

Unlike the United States, the British do not generally go for quick fixes or decisive technological superiority, and though British political leaders can display any amount of short-term hysteria when they are rattled, the security services are made of sterner – and more civil libertarian – stuff.

The study found that for their product development, the Malaysian ESFs lacked a clear strategic focus on developing technological superiority, and accessing multiple sources of technology.