Sentence examples for most recent technological from inspiring English sources

Most recent technological faux pas?

I take my laptop, Google the address, add better directions to my notes and head outside to my 1989 pick-up truck (whose most recent technological feature is a cassette player) and drive over.

It took in everything from giant written scrolls and a representation of the Great Wall formed by thousands of performers to spacemen floating from the stadium roof, symbolising one of China's most recent technological achievements.

On-board cellular-call service, which British Telecommunications is now marketing to other airlines besides Virgin, is just the most recent technological leap in a rapidly changing new era in which airline passengers will ultimately have not only personal cell phone service but also e-mail and broadband Internet access.

"He is very much a jeweler of our times," Mr. Curiel wrote in an e-mail, pointing to his mix of East and West, his blending of precious and semiprecious stones with titanium and other unusual metals, and his ability to combine ancient traditions with the most recent technological innovations.

So portable entertainment isn't new or revolutionary in any way (even portable televisions go back to the 1950s) and the most recent technological shift isn't uniquely digital either (CDs have carried digital music since their introduction in the early '80s).

The development of rapid nanotechnology-based methods of vascular tissue biofabrication represents one of most important recent technological breakthroughs in vascular tissue engineering because it dramatically accelerates vascular tissue assembly and, importantly, also eliminates the need for a bioreactor-based scaffold cellularization process.

Fukuyama, in an provocatively titled essay — "The Future of History: Can Liberal Democracy Survive the Decline of the Middle Class?" — which appeared in a recent issue of Foreign Affairs, warns that the benefits of the most recent waves of technological innovation have accrued disproportionately to the most talented and well-educated members of society.

One of the most recent and promising technological advancements for improving the diagnosis of subtle lesions in the chest is DTS [7, 8, 9, 18].

And in the most recent two or three millennia, technological evolution accelerated faster still.What excites Dr Jan Zalasiewicz, a senior lecturer in geology at Britain's University of Leicester and a co-author of the paper, are the changes that have happened since the mid-20th century.

The Incubator Experiment Four miles from Mr. Moelis's tower, an example of the most recent business phenomenon of the technological age is tucked away in a small office complex in Santa Monica: Ecompanies, a factory-like builder, or incubator, of Internet start-ups.