Sentence examples for mishmash of technologies from inspiring English sources

China borrowed a mishmash of technologies from major rail companies around the world and then built the system in record time, often relying on domestically produced parts for reasons of nationalism and cost.

The result is a mishmash of laws, rules, procedures and technologies.

Hope sees the future as a mishmash of infinitely mutating human and technology hybrids, and his work reflects such a future, down to his endlessly evolving creation process.

The standards for government access are even murkier, governed by laws that did not anticipate today's technology and a mishmash of contradictory court decisions as judges struggle to find and apply a legal standard.

I'd stay away from the SyrenPhones for now, since they're almost certainly put together from a mishmash of third party bits; MSI isn't exactly an established force in audio technology.

The basic technology that Nicolelis and colleagues used to extract instructions for movement from the mishmash of monkey brain signals isn't new, says Jose Contreras-Vidal, a biomedical engineer at the University of Houston in Texas.

"It was just a mishmash of emotions".

Instead, her portfolio was a mishmash of various industries.

Problems have surfaced in a mishmash of ways.

All postcolonial American music is a mishmash of sorts.

But now Fifth Avenue has become a mishmash of poles.