Sentence examples for minor technological from inspiring English sources
The introduction of VC is a minor technological innovation, as VC technology has been well-established for many years.
The findings suggest that China's remarkable success in the export of automobiles and electronics since initiating an open-door foreign direct investment (FDI) policy in 1978 is linked to technology transfer from multinationals; systematic investments in and upgrading of minor technological activities (like search, engineering, quality management and design); and human capital.
The result is a minor technological arms race.
In this era of D.I.Y. stardom, you don't need God or Goldwyn to grab your 15 minutes; you need only a Webcam and the minor technological wherewithal to upload your own fabulousness.
After a minor technological mishap--a missing "clicker" miraculously reappeared in Pamuk's shirt pocket--the Nobel laureate guided the audience through a delightful slide show of real objects that inspired fictional people in his most recent novel, "The Museum of Innocence".
But drones allowed such tactics to be employed much farther away from any logistical support, and allowed decisions on whom to kill to be made far higher up the tree.A small number of drones designed to fire missiles thus allowed new strategies to be adopted in the "global war on terror"—an example of how a relatively minor technological advance can have big consequences.
Technological savvy: a minor in technology is recommended in this era of internet saturation and "big data".
Some of the minor carmakers had technological or personal interests, including Nordyke and Marmon, makers of Marmon luxury cars, and E.L. Cord, who marketed front-wheel-drive cars between 1929 and 1937.
NASA expressed interest to become a minor partner, providing technological support.
Young engineers, for instance, have only a minor chance to take part in technological development.
The interior of the old Barnes has been reproduced in the new building, with minor decorative differences and a major technological one of automatically balanced natural and artificial light.
