Sentence examples for longstanding technology from inspiring English sources

In short, these two cameras may bust a couple of longstanding technology truisms.

As we continue down the path toward complete connectivity — in which all devices, appliances and networks connect to each other and the Internet — it is evident that much of our longstanding technology can no longer keep up.

There is a longstanding enthusiasm for technology – from scratchy record players and Walkmans all the way through to live streaming and 360° video.

The Uefa president, Michel Platini, has been a longstanding opponent of technology of any kind, preferring instead his idea of having extra referees behind the goal.

Which only makes sense, since Schwarzenegger has had a longstanding interest in technology, something which became very clear during his two terms as governor of California.

Minutes into the show, White beseeched the crowd to put away the darn cellphones — he used a stronger word — just the latest outburst of his longstanding frustration with technology, most of which he views as an impediment to real-world engagement.

B3 Neediest Cases B8 SPORTS D1-7 ARTS E1-10 HOUSE & HOME F1-16 CIRCUITS G1-8 Transforming Action Figures With the increasingly common application of laser scanning and rapid prototyping technologies, longstanding methods of toy making are being reconceived, resulting in more lifelike action figures, collectible figurines and dolls.

Here we set transition management in the context of longstanding debates in science and technology studies, technology assessment and deliberative democracy.

Mr Kerry's longstanding interest in new technology and training also dovetails with concerns.

Indeed, efforts to eliminate street lighting represent a rare instance in modern history in which a technology of longstanding benefit has been restricted, if not completely discarded.

The government's longstanding involvement in framing technology policy, including sizable incentives for the spread of broadband connections, also may have helped South Korea weather the downturn, Mr. Wunsch-Vincent said.