Sentence examples for many advanced technologies from inspiring English sources

In negotiations, Chinese officials have argued that the United States imposes similar disclosure requirements on many advanced technologies.

A: As with many advanced technologies, there's good and there's bad, but with quantum in particular, there are both tremendous opportunities and some serious national security concerns.

Many advanced technologies based on particulate materials demand the availability of fine spherical powders or spherical powders of a narrow particle size class.

The machine could cost more than $6 billion, would measure roughly 20 miles from one side to the other and would require so many advanced technologies that no single country could supply them all.

The wide applications of CAD/CAM technologies have promoted the development and application of many advanced technologies, such as digital manufacturing, rapid prototyping, enterprise resources planning, computer integrated manufacturing, concurrent engineering, virtual reality, and mass customization.

An Energy Department spokeswoman, Aoife McCarthy, said in a statement that the plant was "a highly complex facility with first-of-a-kind applications of many advanced technologies," and that the department was working with its contractor, Bechtel National, "on resolving the remaining technical issues".

Here in Japan, companies, universities and R&D centers have developed advanced technologies but many firms still use outmoded, inefficient means of communication such as fax machines.

Recently many advanced hardware-based interconnection technologies have been introduced, and one of them is the InfiniBand Architecture (IBA) which supports shared-memory programming semantics by means of remote direct-memory access (RDMA) and atomic operations.

H.264/AVC represents many advanced techniques in standard video coding technology, and promises some significant advances of the state-of-the-art video coding techniques in a broad variety of applications [19, 20].

The overall number of jobs could hold up even in the face of advancing technology, but many of them may be very low-paying jobs for people who haven't improved their skills.

Outcomes for patients with atrial fibrillation (AF) have changed little despite many advances in technology.