Sentence examples for interpreting technology from inspiring English sources

Inglis also suggested that the so-called Fisa court have "somebody who would assist them with matters of interpreting technology", which also has the potential to recast the court's relationship with the NSA.

When thoughtfully used and interpreted, technology that captures the brain in action, including the data gathered in blood-flow-imaging studies, holds promise.

Technology is humanizing objects, and designers are acting as intermediaries, helping us interpret technology and translate it into a language that we can more intuitively understand.

This week, providers of localization will gather at Localization World in Barcelona to discuss technology among other topics, and technology will also be a primary focus of the 2nd North American Summit on Interpreting later this week in Washington, D.C. Scalability and speed are two of the main drivers for both machine translation and interpreting technologies.

We argue that different names can cause different inferences to be created, influencing the way people interpret a technology.

Her well-know quote is "Science and technology, interpreted through engineering and the arts, all based in elements of mathematics". This is a rich beginning to our dive into the 21st century job market... but!

The same challenges apply to design's role in interpreting leaps in technology.

That must raise major questions over whether England and Australia would be prepared to act as guinea pigs for a trial run in an Ashes series, even if the ICC felt that members of its elite umpiring panel could be trained in interpreting the new technology before the Brisbane Test starts two weeks on Thursday.

A crucial success factor in a technology driven market such as the chemical industry derives from the ability to understand and interpret new technologies fast and convert this knowledge into a competitive advantage.

Three of them show how designers have interpreted new technologies to help us to plan journeys more efficiently, to improve our health, and to save energy.

Maintaining access to traditional laboratory methods also is necessary to validate and interpret new technologies.