Sentence examples for ground technology from inspiring English sources

The dinner conversation covered much ground; technology and social media, space travel, edible schoolyards, an upcoming trip to Joshua Tree national park in California, and music sales in Russia — it was a lively meal.

"Shifting Ground: Technology Begins to Alter Centuries-Old Business Model for Universities," a 2012 report by Moody's Investors Service, delivers more grim, or great, news depending on whether you are a dean or a student.

Behind each aircraft is a team of 150 or more personnel, repairing and maintaining the plane and the heap of ground technology that keeps it in the air, poring over the hours of videos and radio signals it collects, and gathering the voluminous intelligence necessary to prompt a single strike.

Executives at G.M. say they threw their resources behind XM rather than Sirius largely because XM had agreed to buy satellites and related ground technology from G.M.'s Hughes aerospace and electronics subsidiaries and to work with Hughes's DirecTV satellite television unit.

Structure and mechanical properties of cured composite under simulated space conditions were analysed and compared with composite cured by usual ground technology.

Manifold opens up for aerial and ground technology to intelligently work together to solve complex problems," said Michael Perry, DJI's director of strategic partnerships, in a statement today.

It is important to know the maximum possible effects a CME can cause so that damage to space and ground technologies can be protected.

Big airliners landing at major international airports typically rely on ground technologies to guide them to a runway, but Egnos is likely to help with some final approach phases and in improving the positioning of aircraft en route.

Surveys (and Gulliver's own sample size of one) consistently find that the slowness or absence of in-flight Wi-Fi are among travellers' biggest gripes.On domestic routes, most airlines use air-to-ground technology to provide internet access.

Unlike the worrisome decline in the stock prices of solidly grounded technology firms due to a slowdown in profits, the sharper plunge taken by some of the trendy Internet companies that had no earnings in the first place has proved comforting to those who believe in the rationality of markets.

It's outfitted with Panasonic Avionics Corporation's Ku-band satellite technology, offering customers faster inflight Internet service than air-to-ground technology (ATG).