Sentence examples for more modern technologies from inspiring English sources

By contrast, Oberai and Bilsborrow (1984) argue that migration leads to technological improvement in rural areas through investment of remittances in more modern technologies and the stimulating effects of the new ideas and knowledge brought back by labor migrants.

Many federally owned chimpanzees were bred to support AIDS research, but later proved inferior to more modern technologies.

Perhaps buoyed by the more modern technologies involved in breeding, he said that in some ways he preferred cooking in the winter months.

Their presence proved beneficial for indigenous companies as better working practices and more modern technologies spread through industry.In spite of this improvement, serious weaknesses remained.

The shipping companies complain about work rules from the 1940's and argue that more modern rules -- and more modern technologies -- are needed or the ports will choke on their own inefficiencies.

Orthodontics, esthetics, and visual aids for soft tissue prediction have progressed since the early 1970s from the use of acetate tracing paper to computer-based line drawings to more modern technologies in the 1990s where computers could alter patient photographs in an attempt to predict surgical outcomes [1 5].

The larger scale, along with more modern technology, should improve efficiency dramatically.

Its production has increased sharply, thanks to investment in more modern technology.

Old designs of coal plants waste much more energy and produce far more carbon per unit of electricity than more modern technology.

Though the project could theoretically conclude that paper ballots were the best system, it seemed likelier that it would favor more modern technology.

Some of the old methods, like straining the milk with horsehair sieves, were done away with in favor of more modern technology, like metal strainers and mechanical devices.