Sentence examples for new technologies demonstrate from inspiring English sources

Many SMS programs using new technologies demonstrate initial success and then stop, with a subsequent return to preintervention levels because they did not consider that achieving and maintaining behavioral change is not a one-time experience.

Bodyshops already working with the new technology demonstrate that the vehicle refinishing sector is well prepared to comply economically with the new directive.

This new technology demonstrates the value of combining advanced catalytic materials with novel engineering processes to meet the demand for making advances in product-generating technologies.

For example, his research suggested that established companies can often employ a "wait and see" approach, and if a new technology demonstrates its potential, the incumbent can acquire it.

NICE Systems, an Israeli company that is a leader in the commercialization of the new technology, demonstrated a camera system that can tell when a box or suitcase is left unattended in a public space like an airport or train station, or when a driver crosses into the wrong lane to pass.

A new technology demonstrated by a team at MIT, Brigham and Women's Hospital and Massachusetts Eye and Ear could help reverse some of that damage, mimicking some animals' ability to regenerate the hair, potentially reversing hearing loss in the process.

He calls it "one of the few examples where a new technology demonstrates clear human environmental benefits," with potential for improving food security globally.

Furthermore, new developments of open (desiccant cooling) and closed (absorption and adsorption) cooling cycles are presented and some of the new technologies are demonstrated in more detail.

Take for example the new technologies Stratasys demonstrated for the first time at the 2016 International Manufacturing Technology Show in Chicago.

These new technologies have demonstrated advantages over classical Sanger sequencing by capillary electrophoresis, such as the production of an enormous volume of sequence data inexpensively [1].

Preferred: Knowledge of and interest in new and emerging technologies; demonstrated experience in developing projects and seeing them through to completion.