Sentence examples for merged technologies from inspiring English sources
Tele-engineering is based on two merged technologies: Reverse Engineering (RE) and Rapid Prototyping (RP).
"We merged technology and humanity", Kim told the audience after groaning.
Children of the 1970s will appreciate the title, an allusion to Brand's groundbreaking Whole Earth Catalog, which merged technology with the counterculture and encouraged global consciousness with the breathtaking "Earthrise" photograph on the cover.
I also admire Alexis Maybank and Alexandra Wilkis Wilson (the women who founded GILT) because they seamlessly merged technology & luxury.
Two approaches to structure-based drug design, that is, the docking of known compounds into a target protein and molecular assembly in situ, are seen to be merging technologies.
But in my personal experience (with a seriously chaotic address book with over 10,000 entries, nearly all dupes or even triplicates somehow) Brewster's merging technologies have left a lot to be desired.
Instead of merging "technology and humanity", let's attempt to merge technology with equality.
But beyond the super hi-tech, others are working on merging technology and fashion to address environmental concerns.
– Quentin Hardy How Google's Autocomplete Was … Created / Invented / Born The Atlantic | Few things merge technology and philosophy as elegantly as autocomplete.
Axelrod may not fit the mold of a traditional gallery artist, she continues, but that may not matter as he merges technology and encourages audience participation, which could bring major success.
Pandey recognizes the power of merging technology and innovation with the customer experience.
