Sentence examples for hall technologies from inspiring English sources

A converted World War II aircraft carrier with two full decks of displays, including four theme halls: United States Navy Hall, Pioneer Hall, Technologies Hall and Intrepid Hall.

The Intrepid is a converted World War II aircraft carrier with two full decks of displays, including four theme halls: United States Navy Hall, Pioneer Hall, Technologies Hall and Intrepid Hall.

Concert-hall technology can now do wonderful things, and this hall would do many of them: infinitely flexible in how audience and performers would interact, every seat equipped with the latest digital bells and whistles.

The commentary has the advantage over its rival concert-hall technology, supertitles, of being individually targeted -- it isn't spoiling the show for those who don't want it, and it can carry more information, since it doesn't (yet) have to be geared to the slowest reader in the house.

The Intrepid is a converted World War II aircraft carrier with two decks of displays, including four theme halls: United States Navy Hall, Pioneer Hall, Technologies Hall and Intrepid Hall.

For a concert broadcast or a music recording that uses surround sound's added channels to reproduce the acoustics of the performance hall, the technology can make the car's interior seem like a large room and the listeners feel as if they are seated in the audience.

Modern software and Hall sensor technology enabled mussel filtration behavior to be monitored real-time at very high resolution.

The prototype sensing system, based on Hall sensor technology, has been developed and characterized to reach a displacement resolution in the order of tens of micrometers.

The Linda Hall Library of Science, Engineering and Technology (5109 Cherry Street, Kansas City, Mo.; 816-363-4600; www.orgdahall.org).org

Increasing focus on the role of institutions in differential economic growth has now added new dimension to the study of technology transfer and appropriate technology (Hall and Yoganand [2004]; Radulovic [2005]).

In 2000 he returned to the hall with new technology and a new financial patron, Loel Guinness, a British philanthropist.