Sentence examples for links technology from inspiring English sources

Anticipating such an event, the Bush administration had moved to safeguard Pakistan's nuclear arsenal by offering to share with Islamabad the sophisticated Pals ("permissive action links") technology, which would have linked Pakistan's nuclear weapons to secret codes that would control their activation.

In Civilisation and its Discontents, Sigmund Freud links technology with amputation, with the tools created by man replacing his organs and limbs: "Man has, as it were, become a kind of prosthetic God," says Freud. "When he puts on all his auxiliary organs he is truly magnificent, but these organs have not grown onto him and they still give him much trouble at times".

There are other definitions for business incubation as effective talent links, technology transfer organizations, capital movement systems, and technical know-how groups for leveraging entrepreneurial talent and accelerating the development of new companies (Kuratko & LaFollette 1987).

Because a new product development is a process that links technology and customers' needs (Dougherty 1992), it is necessary to unify the knowledge related to both the technology and the customers.

Thalia's offerings, expected to reach stores late this year, are based on what the company calls intelligent linking technology.

Telephone conference calls offered more reliability and availability than video links, as numerous participants did not have access to reliable internet or video link technology.

How disappointing to read in the Texas study that "there was no evidence linking technology immersion with student self-directed learning or their general satisfaction with schoolwork".

There are plans for speeding up the criminal justice system, using more video-link technology, encouraging magistrates courts to conduct trials in the evenings and at weekends, and enabling JPs to hear cases in community centres.

Dusting off a 14-year-old patent, British Telecommunications is claiming ownership of the linking technology that lets Web users move around the Internet by clicking on text and pictures.

[C11.] Applying an Old Patent to the Web British Telecommunications, dusting off a 14-year-old patent, is claiming ownership of the linking technology that lets Web users move around the Internet by clicking on text and pictures.

Photonic technology is therefore emerging from the link technology into the packet switch technology.