Sentence examples for introduced technological from inspiring English sources

Although Roman professional bakers introduced technological improvements, many were of minor importance, and some were essentially reintroductions of earlier developments.

Yet, most modern wars have introduced technological innovations that transform social relations and modes of communication and representation.

He found that the grand old bat of baseball had been passed by as competitors introduced technological advances that would echo the aluminum and composite designs that players had grown used to seeing when they were younger.

The shipping companies introduced technological and organizational innovations to build or maintain a competitive advantage in a rapidly changing world.

Ultima Underworld has been cited as the first role-playing game to feature first-person action in a 3D environment, and it introduced technological innovations such as allowing the player to look up and down.

Recently introduced, technological improvements in radiotherapy delivery systems, including intensity-modulated radiotherapy (IMRT), have provided a means for shaping the dose distribution not only to the geometry of target volumes, and also to the differences in radiobiology across tumours [ 44].

There will always be others, whether auto manufacturers or tech behemoths, that will introduce technological improvements to hands-free technologies and Advanced Driver Assistance Systems ADASS), deeming driving scores irrelevant.

The new advertising platform will introduce technological barriers to prevent certain companies from significantly restricting their intended audience.

On April 11th the 20 English Premier League clubs voted to introduce technological aids to judge whether the ball has crossed the goal-line.

Systems engineering, technique of using knowledge from various branches of engineering and science to introduce technological innovations into the planning and development stages of a system.

We introduce technological influence as a variable to measure an invention's direct and indirect impact on the evolution of technology.