Sentence examples for more established technologies from inspiring English sources

The power conversion efficiency of this new class of solar cells has been increased to a point where they are beginning to compete with more established technologies.

Second, more established technologies, such as tissue microarrays, facilitate the analysis of individual DNA, RNA and protein targets in thousands of arrayed patient samples, typically from formalin-fixed tumors.

Mr. Resch argues that more established technologies including oil and gas, coal and nuclear power are still taking advantage of incentives that were established in the 20th century.

We conclude that, when designing deployment policies, great care should be taken to avoid adverse effects on technological diversity and a premature lock-in into more established technologies.

However to date, the film properties have tended to be compromised compared to those offered by more established technologies.

While not without risk, this lends an enormous amount of credence to the argument that Linux can be used in place of more established technologies like Unix.

The additional money will help Facebook compete with larger, more established technology companies, like Google and Apple, particularly for mergers.

The composite index, dominated by highly volatile stocks of young as well as more established technology companies, had been hammered since its peak last March 10.

Jeff Liesendahl, senior vice president of Accertify, said in an email that it made sense that consumers trusted their computers more, since "trust in newer devices is based on perception and historically lags more established technology".

Duplex or hybrid surface engineering is the sequential application of two (or more) established surface technologies to produce a surface composite with combined properties which are unobtainable through any individual surface technology.

This way, technologies that are not yet available on the market can be compared more equitably with already established technologies by taking into account learning curves and technological progress.