Sentence examples for inexpensive technology from inspiring English sources

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Now inexpensive technology means that anybody can quickly transform an idea into a physical product.

"It's an inexpensive technology compared to other treatments like laser hair removal, and seemingly benign," she said.

"Inexpensive technology means people in villages in India can buy a really cheap phone with cheap rates," Markus says.

Many home-office printers are inkjet, a relatively inexpensive technology that squirts ink from cartridges directly onto paper.

But in the western textile city of Surat, population five million, relatively inexpensive technology is making the greatest difference.

However, the Nabaztag's approach to creating playful avatars that use inexpensive technologies to create engaging, meaningful behaviors remains an influential, original approach to product and service design.

Yet cost-effective remedies exist: inexpensive technologies can reduce leaks and venting from existing oil and gas systems immediately; and innovative programmes exist to reduce landfill waste, which releases methane as it decomposes.

"Now we have inexpensive technologies that are widely available that allow you to collect and process personal information in ways that haven't been possible previously," Ms. Samuelson said.

The soft-sensors presented in the case studies have been found to be effective and inexpensive technologies for extracting and modelling relevant process information directly from the process and laboratory data routinely acquired in biological wastewater treatment facilities.

The child mortality rate has declined by more than a quarter in the last two decades — to 65 per 1,000 live births last year from 90 in 1990 — in large part because of the widening distribution of relatively inexpensive technologies, like measles vaccines and anti-malaria mosquito nets.