Sentence examples for mapping technology developed from inspiring English sources

The Lutherans were provided with a satellite-based mapping technology developed by a French company, Radar Technologies International RTII).

Technology sharing - New Orleans' Fund 17 will be using mapping technology developed by Detroit-based Loveland Technologidentifydentify home-based businesses, in New Orleans' 7th and 8th Wards.

Mitchell Energy engineers encountered numerous obstacles to successful shale plays before partnering with federal agencies, which bore some of the costs for novel horizontal drilling techniques and hand-delivered crucial three-dimensional mapping technologies developed at Sandia National Laboratories.

Our work was motivated by the recent availability of accurate high-throughput methods for constructing optical maps (specifically the technology developed at Opgen, www.opgen.com) and its increased adoption as a valuable source of information (Latreille et al., 2007).

The chair feature the same LIDAR scanners the school is using on their full-sized cars, along with a mapping technology CSAIL developed way back in 2010 for use on the streets of Singapore, long before autonomy became the buzz word it is today.

"Genomics", which refers to the multidisciplinary technology developed to determine the structure, function, evolution, and mapping of genomes was the initial "omic" [1].

They used a technology developed several years ago in collaboration with the Library of Congress, in which high-resolution "maps" of grooved records are played on a computer using a digital stylus.

A representative of Google said that technology developed by the Stanford engineering team had played a role in the development of the company's Street View service recently introduced as part of Google Maps.

At first it was about finding the potential points for intervention by mapping out the technology developing in different areas.

However, the infrastructure of mapping and sequencing technologies developed as part of the HGP especially the ability to sequence entire genomes of organisms—has changed the way biology, not just human biology, is done.

Recently, an evolution of the optical mapping technology – nanocoding – was developed [ 6], promising higher accuracy and throughput than the original optical mapping system.