Sentence examples for more recent technological from inspiring English sources

Still, more recent technological developments, such as mobile phones, have arisen from the global integration of technology markets.

"It's been going on for centuries, but the more recent technological revolution has been a major driver, together with an increase in people wanting to run their own business from home.

Stadium-type seating – raked steeply so that the head of the person in front doesn't block your view – is the most significant architectural change, says Richards, but there have also been two more recent technological developments.

Some modifications were made to adapt the questionnaire to fit the institutional context as well as the research aims, and to add items on the ownership of more recent technological devices.

More recent technological enhancements facilitate the identification and discussion of promising ideas (Chen et al. [2012]) and metadiscourse discourse about the progress and problems of the main knowledge-building discourse.

There were surprisingly few randomised studies identified and the majority used telephone follow-up only, with only a few adopting more recent technological innovations such as PDAs.

As early as 1955 the government prepared a general plan that by the late 20th century had been twice improved and adapted to more-recent technological developments.

Film is a natural evolution of this, made more potent with recent technological advances, making it relevantly affordable to produce whatever you can think of".

While models to analyze the interactions between economy, energy and the environment initially treated technological change as exogenous, more recent modeling approaches often represent technological change as endogenously induced.

In a later study, taking advantage of recent technological developments, more comprehensive sets of inflammatory mediators were analyzed in serum and saliva obtained from NOD mice [ 56].

On Tuesday, the New York Police Department opened a new front for tipsters by availing themselves of one of the more recent, if not exactly new, technological wonders.