Sentence examples for homegrown technologies from inspiring English sources
In fact, the university has reportedly amassed more than 200 homegrown technologies, 82 of which have been patented.
Countries like Bangladesh have developed homegrown technologies – which means produced locally – such as harvesting rainwater from their rooftops.
China's position suggests it would prefer users employ homegrown technologies, and the country's consumers' favouring Apple products obviously conflicts with that goal.
To emulate Unisys and IBM and establish legitimacy as a "solutions" seller, Nyberg must shake NCR's reputation for pushing only its homegrown technologies, operating systems, hardware, software, the works.
Yet despite all of these efforts, Paula Kahumbu, a Kenyan conservationist and CEO of WildlifeDirect, says that sometimes it's the local, homegrown technologies like Lion Lights that work best.
Chinese firms are filing patents at a torrid pace and crowding on to global standards-setting committees to ensure their homegrown technologies become the norms in emerging fields like clean technology.
China now has an unusually varied fleet of nuclear reactors, using French, American, Russian and homegrown technology.
His second crucial decision struck at another I.B.M. heritage, that of relying almost exclusively on its own homegrown technology.
Beyond the three Detroit automakers, the push for the connected car is helping support homegrown technology businesses like Mr. Mulloy's as well.
And hardware and software standards make it more difficult for technology companies to "lock in" customers to their more expensive, homegrown technology offerings.
China's government approved a plan to build an improved wireless broadband cellphone network to elevate the country's competitiveness with homegrown technology.
