Sentence examples for hand technologies from inspiring English sources
On the other hand technologies for the "Internet of Things" were used to optimize work cycles.
On the other hand, technologies that are perceived to threaten the integrated system are locked out, prohibiting further optimization of the system.
On the other hand, technologies can be implicated in increased luminal production due to more efficient energy-to-light conversion mediums (as, for example, switching from incandescent lighting to LED) thereby driving down the cost (in both dollars and carbon) of leaving the lights on.
On the other hand, technologies based on high-resolution methylation arrays [ 194] are able to measure countless sequences across the genome but are costly and demand sophisticated bioinformatics.
On the one hand, technology flattens the world and gives us access to people everywhere, but it also makes us look past people or screen them out.
On the one hand technology must play a fundamental role and once again Japan can be on the forefront of research, development and deployment.
On the other hand, technology entrepreneurs might be less inclined to launch businesses in the UK if they believed that they did not have a free hand when selling.
Undoubtedly, hand technology and muscle power continued to play a considerable role far beyond the mid-19th century, and, as older forms of production continued alongside new, they were incorporated in, and to some extent regenerated by, factory production.
On one hand, technology advances rapidly and creates a booming market of smart city products and solutions around it.
Last year, on the other hand, technology funds were up just 8.1% and lagged the market by a depressing 25.3 percentage points.
On the other hand, technology in any highly advanced field evolves at an exponential rate, which can make it hard for emerging players like China to catch up.
