Sentence examples for making such technology from inspiring English sources

Advanced humanoids can cost upwards of six figures making such technology out of reach for most people.

This represents a further step toward making such technology available to patients in the outpatient setting.

Maximizing the power of hundreds or thousands of sometimes idle computers makes such technology an understandably alluring prospect for companies.

Nonetheless, by virtue of its dominance of the radio industry, Clear Channel's decision to invest more heavily in digital radio, at a cost of $100,000 a station, is likely to bolster efforts to make such technology more available to consumers.

The advent of cloud computing has made such technology much more accessible to small businesses, he says.

Software is also now powerful enough to correct for lens distortion, and the advances made in the mobile market has helped make such technology affordable.

I had come from Wall Street and had seen how Merrill Lynch had seriously improved the skills and productivity of its thousands of brokers by supplying them with computer terminals (this was, remember, 1977 - well before Microsoft, and Apple made such technology commonplace).

The CRPD explicitly requires governments to make such technology available at affordable cost [ 2].

Studies like ours should be expanded and replicated in other settings to more fully understand how to make such technology more useful to patients.

The widespread availability of networks and Web browsers, however, has made such technologies far more accessible in recent years.

This has the potential to save lives, but despite advances in machine learning, we struggle to make such technologies a reality.