Sentence examples for injecting technology from inspiring English sources

You're still injecting technology into your experience, though, so I hope we can all learn to record as subtly as possible without disturbing the memory for those around us.

Injecting technology into the human mind is like shooting a wild, agitated, drunken monkey with a thousand cc's of adrenaline.

"I want this space to mirror the internet," he says, referring to injecting technology and tech aspects to exhibits to facilitate the viewer with readily accessible and instant behind-the-piece access.

This is the first time Mr. Fagan has injected technology into his abstract choreography.

Groups of tuxedoed chaps smoking cigars are rare these days, but Mr. Meylan sees the LeDIX as a way to inject technology into sophisticated old-world accessories, moving beyond just another modern gadget to make an emotional, even nostalgic, connection.

Augmented reality and especially virtual reality have the potential to inject technology between us and the world around us.

While you may not find too many startups or entrepreneurs itching to jump into the publishing world — let alone educational publishing — Knewton believes that by becoming the adaptive PaaS provider that helps publishers inject technology and personalization into their content, there could be plenty of greenfield ahead.

"You cannot inject technologies into a condition or situation of white supremacy and expect anything but white supremacy to be the result," Malkia Cyril of the Center for Media Justice says about the role that technology plays in the quest for racial and economic justice.

It has been shown that the retrofitting of inlet air cooling and steam injected gas technology technologies in simple turbines can boost power output from 30 to 48.25 MW and improve generation efficiency from 29.9% to 33.4%.

Being part of a global marketplace, whether it's London, the proposed Singapore-Australian nexus or New York might add to this by injecting new technology and tapping further flows of international capital.

The shorter schedules offer an opportunity for injecting new technology into their design as a means for keeping costs and schedule under control, for enabling cost-effective operations, and for taking advantage of innovative ideas.