Sentence examples for from the technologies of from inspiring English sources

It's a splay that forever defies rationalization, one jury-rigged from the technologies of three centuries.

One advantage of atmospheric flight is that traditional methods of flight control (e.g., airfoil wings for aerodynamic lift, rudder and elevator flaps for directional and vertical control) are readily available from the technologies of manned aircraft.

Multianvil apparatuses (MAAs) were invented based on the principles of high-pressure design extracted from the technologies of the opposed anvil-type high-pressure apparatuses.

Is that asking too much from the medium, or from the technology of the medium?

After the war they seem to have decided they had nothing to learn from the technology of neighbors like the French, Swedes or Germans.

In using mostly carbon fiber, Bassani borrowed liberally from the technology of a company he founded in 1993 to build innovative and expensive carbon fiber sailboats.

This equation is solved by finite difference schemes borrowed from the technology of hyperbolic conservation laws.

In the 1970s, Kalam also directed two projects, namely, Project Devil and Project Valiant , which sought to develop ballistic missiles from the technology of the successful SLV programme.

Funnel plots showed similar results as Egger's test.> Benefitting from the technology of GWAS, large numbers of SLE-associated SNPs were discovered [ 5].

He refrains from explicitly comparing the technology of print, and its historical impact, with the technology of the Internet.

The Meiji period brought competition from the new technologies of photography and photoengraving, effectively destroying the careers of most.