Sentence examples for marking technology from inspiring English sources
That's a key element of our marking technology.
One possible marking technology would kick in when "the body thought something interesting was happening," he said.
"So a very important part of the patent is marking technology," he said, referring to the camera's ability to mark spots in the recording that the user might want to find easily later.
With the development of nanotechnology and the improvement of QD marking technology, QDs are increasingly showing its great value and good prospects, especially in the optical and biological aspects, due to their unique physical and chemical properties.
NASA has categorized these technologies into 15 main technology groups, and has marked 'Hot 100' technologies among them.
Zynga has finally hit the public markets today, marking the largest technology IPO since Google.
In 1978, Dennison, the predecessor to today's binder-and-label behemoth Avery Dennison, had gobbled up Carter's Ink and was ready to introduce the next great innovation in text-marking technology: fluorescent colors.
Map-based sequence information improves our knowledge of the location of all the genes in a genome, thereby extending the usefulness of molecular-marking technology, gaining in both accuracy and efficiency (Sasaki and Burr [2000]), while also providing greatly improved estimates for gene-action-controlling traits of interest (Moose and Munn [2008]).
(A UN report on improving marking and tracing technologies is due to be published in April 2014 .Service unavailableAnother alternative to GPS transmitters would be to track weapons by outfitting them with the inexpensive SIM cards that allow mobile-phone networks to identify subscribers.
The ship's captain recognized the pair and notified his superiors via the recently developed technology of wireless telegraphy, marking the first time this technology was used to track a criminal and riveting the world's attention to the ensuing chase.
A $1 billion valuation was until recently a significant badge of honor for a technology company, marking it as an unusually successful outlier.
