Sentence examples for futuristic labs from inspiring English sources

In its futuristic labs in Emeryville, Amyris has modified brewer's yeast so that instead of fermenting sugar to produce alcohol, diesel seeps out of every cell.

Hewlett-Packard 's futuristic lab has produced something truly visionary: time-sharing.

Hewlett-Packard's futuristic lab has produced something visionary: time-sharing.

I also was left unable to truly connect with any of the characters between the sterile futuristic lab, the cold scientists and corporate management, and the chilly vacancy that was logically within each of the robots.

No matter how weird the setting – a futuristic prison lab, a middle-class home where human lawn ornaments are a great status symbol – Saunders's stories are always about humanity and the meaning we find in small moments, in objects or gestures.

This is the premise of Michel Gondry and Charlie Kaufman's 2004 sci-fi narrative, in which Jim Carrey and Kate Winslet's former lovers erase each other from their minds, thanks to a futuristic high-tech lab.

Machover gives me an idea of the sort of futuristic thinking this lab can facilitate: one of the virtues of MIT's "antidisciplinary" ethos, he says, is "that not only can I go across the hall and find a neuroscientist, but I can say: 'Here's a project I think might interest both of us.' I don't think I would have done the kind of work I do if I'd been in a regular music department".

Beyond First Solar and Nanosolar, there are other, futuristic technologies in many labs.

The ad warns that Bill Gates, chairman of the computer giant Microsoft "may start kidnapping senior citizens, tots — your own loved ones — any day now, forcing them to work around the clock in secret labs under his futuristic Seattle 'think pad' to find a solution to the glitch, so that he can make all the money, leaving nada for you.

The immersive film takes place at a "Neurocosmetology" lab ― think futuristic hair salon ― owned by a woman named Brooks.

Immersive Labs is working on futuristic advertising displays like those in the well known book and film Minority Report, which tailor advertising to the individual viewer.