Sentence examples for may be technologically from inspiring English sources

However current it may be technologically, Twitter seems somehow out of step in its political sensibility — that is, in the promise of false intimacy between politicians and voters.

CuteCircuit's Rosella points out that her firm's designs may be technologically advanced, but "we really do intend that people wear them".

In many cases, the development of financial innovations may be technologically feasible.

Results showed that our ferrogels may be technologically applicable as devices for delivery of 5-FU in a controllable manner.

The presence of S-layer proteins in the cell envelope of Lactobacillus helveticus may be technologically important.

The results observed in speed reduction illustrate that no matter how optimal an innovation may be technologically speaking, it is only as effective as it is acceptable from a user standpoint.

Clearly, RichRelevance is in a potentially lucrative position to be one of the go-to technologies to enable this for retailers, who may not be technologically savvy to manage and parse this data into an actual product.

Encouraged by the study results, the team suggests that it may now be technologically possible to screen for cancer by checking expression levels of bronchial airway cell genes.

The respondents found all combinations of attributes and attribute-levels plausible, although some combinations may not be technologically feasible (given the current state of manufacturing or formulation science).

Yes, new, whiz-bang motion control, like the kind Sony and Microsoft demonstrated at E3 this week, may well be technologically impressive, and I appreciate the amount of work put into their development, but I can't help but think, "Man, I have zero interest in any of that".

"They're apprehensive about having to compete for positions with younger workers who may be more technologically advanced," Dr. Nuccitelli said.