Sentence examples for generalized technology from inspiring English sources

Cell sheet engineering using either two- or three-dimensional cell sheets is recognized to be a useful, fundamental, and generalized technology for next-generation tissue engineering and regenerative medicine.

In general, these companies are focused on building more generalized technology platforms — perhaps to sell or license to major automakers in the future — whereas others intend to own not just the autonomous car technology, but deploy it in a fleet of on-demand taxi and other transportation services.

It is also driven by slowing of the development of generalized computer technology and a new opportunity for specialized and customized technology and semiconductor IP design.

I quickly make some trite generalized assumptions about technology, tools, evolution, stories, narrative, text, books.

It is a branch of generalized sound recognition technology, namely computational auditory scene analysis.

For satisfying the quality of service (QoS) requirements and image denoising services in wireless sensor network (WSN) applications, based on opportunistic networking technology and generalized Gaussian mixture algorithm, an adaptive image processing and transmission scheme is proposed in this paper.

The conditions are more difficult because of the weakening of the productivity-drivers which once generated a steady increase in output/hour from American workers: first in the 1950s (via the semi-automated production lines first pioneered by Henry Ford) and then in the 1990s (via the generalized application of information technology to both manufacturing production and the retail economy).

The generalized adoption of this technology is currently limited by four main technical hurdles.

The studies presented below tested the generalized applicability of this technology using selected DNA segments encoding pathogen peptide sequences of diverse size and native gene function.

Nuclear technology provokes a generalized dread, experts also point out, because the effects of a major accident would not likely be confined to the immediate area, as in the case of most industrial disasters.

The interconnectedness, cascading impacts, and unprecedented speed of action and reaction in the IoT will take attributes typically left to manufacturing processes and bring them to the attention of information technology (IT) and generalized enterprise risk managers.