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Whether Ms. Fiorina and Mr. Robison will be able to move technologies from the lab to the market more quickly is still to be proven.

One of the most important issues facing cartilage tissue engineering is the inability to move technologies into the clinic.

For AR's architects, the possibilities of further democratising information, and placing relevant facts and directions on to the real world, may be enough to convince us to move technology from our palms to our faces.

In the coming years, corporations or wealthy private citizens will attempt to use earth-moving technologies to build their own semi-sovereign entities in international waters.

"We're very excited to be moving technology forward in the city," she said.

Now the company uses the event to move technology from its research division into products.

He couched that point in a standard riff concerning the need to take risks to move technology forward.

In 1999 he moved Gibbs Technologies to England, where, he says, factories have greater experience with limited-production runs of high-performance cars.

In South Korea and elsewhere companies are moving robot technology to new areas of manufacturing, and eyeing services.

Mr. Traub decided to move from technology to teaching.

"Investors are giving portfolio managers surrogate power to move beyond technology to those sectors that are performing well.