Sentence examples for glove technology from inspiring English sources
Several changes in the game were believed to account for the resurgence of pitching; the strike zone was expanded in 1963; managers explored more strategic uses of the relief pitchers; and new glove technology improved defensive play.
Interestingly, grip complexity in Lower Paleolithic toolmaking, as quantified by variance explained per principal component, is broadly comparable to modern-day daily manipulative complexity measured with the same data glove technology (cf. data plotted Figure 3.A in [32]).
The AID comprises of eye tracking and data glove technologies, the latter of which will be used to measure the user's physical ability as it translates hand gestures into computer controls.
Tunnels are more expensive and there are concerns about clean-ability of the equipment and, with the closed tunnels based on glove-box technology, potential problems of operator comfort.
"The idea would be to add gloves and interactive technology so that you could actually feel your way around," he said.
Figures from Barclaycard, which operates contactless cards and wristbands and has trialled gloves carrying the technology, showed that among its customers men accounted for two-thirds of those using the payment method.
She also hopes to use them to network with her fans by connecting the gloves with hologram technology.
Hand posture was measured by resistive sensors embedded in a glove (CyberGlove, Virtual Technologies, Palo Alto, CA, USA), worn on the subject's right hand (Fig. 1B).
While codes and fingerprints work well, the technology means gloves can be kept on in cold weather and firing up the phone with one hand is that little bit easier.
Mr. Gonzales-Latimer added that he did not believe that gloves or high-technology equipment would provide any real protection to workers, given the enormous volume of mail that passes through sorting offices.
Subjected to stress tests once again, their glove outperformed the current NASA technology at the time.
