Sentence examples for hypothetical technology from inspiring English sources

Still, the reliance on strictly hypothetical technology for the idea of biological repair led one critic to dismiss cryonics as "based almost entirely on faith in the future" in a 2001 Scientific American essay.

Further in the future Seagate hopes to score with a still hypothetical technology called Probe.

Existing circuit techniques are classified within this framework and experiments are presented showing how aspects of performance might vary across this range in a hypothetical technology.

In the study using PAPRIKA (Potentially All Pairwise RanKing of all possible Alternatives) participants did trade-offs between hypothetical technologies.

A hypothetical CO2 technology performance standard, giving rise to a shadow price on CO2 emissions, was specified as part of the study design.

Given the plasticity of the brain, and aided by our hypothetical future medical technology, it may be that A could survive such a loss.

As an example, in this paper we investigate the performance/price of (digital and mixed-signal) CMOS and hypothetical CMOL (nanogrid) technology based hardware implementations of human cortex-scale spiking neural systems.

If our hypothetical high-throughput technology can only be detecting the first two symbols, and following the conventions we established in the 'Materials and Methods' section, we would be "observing" frequencies of (2/3,1/3) since the other events would not be detected with our equipment.

Using our process/physics-based compact models (UFDG and UFPDB) in Spice3, we project device characteristics and CMOS performances of nonclassical UTB (FD/SOI and DG) and classical, hypothetical bulk-Si technologies optimized at the Lg = 28 nm node.

Like Nicolelis, many working in this field like to entertain all hypothetical possibilities, despite the technology's limitations and the complexity of the brain.

This plane doesn't crash; passengers and crew are present and accounted for, only they are all dead, melted actually, by unknown forces that lead investigators to the far edges of technology and hypothetical science.