Sentence examples for new technologies e from inspiring English sources

The slow turnover of vehicle fleets and the high-cost of new many new technologies (e.g. batteries) demand a significant federal role.

Oxygen transfer reactions on carbon surfaces are of great interest for a variety of industries, as well as for the development of new technologies (e.g., NO gas detectors).

Here, we present ideas for modernizing and scaling up snail control, including spatiotemporal targeting, environmental diagnostics, better molluscicides, new technologies (e.g., gene drive), and 'outside the box' strategies such as natural enemies, traps, and repellants.

The success of such models, especially biologically inspired Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs3), has been exciting not only for the practical purpose of developing new technologies (e.g., screening baggage at airports, reading street signs in autonomous vehicles, or diagnosing radiological scans), but also for better understanding the human mind itself.

Step 1: Allow companies to sell new technologies (e.g. research chemicals) for human consumption.

The holistic view of the businesses helps to push various new technologies (e.g. big data, mobile customer experience) to provide better products and services.

Indeed, millennialism may have played an important role in the diffusion of new technology (e.g., Protestants and the printing press, new religious movements and the Internet).

Third, students are encouraged to "choose their own pond," and in our field it might well mean studying the impact of a new technology (e.g., AI, CRISPR, or something else) on the internal workings of organizations, entire industries, or the rate and direction of innovation across fields.

Thus, assistance programs could, as a part of their strategies, promote partnership between entrepreneurs and communities; entrepreneurs could develop new technology (e.g., small-scale production technology, marketing technology, new types of hierarchies, etc).

Consumer innovativeness has also been widely explored in the literature to explain consumers' propensity to use new technology (e.g., online shopping, computer technologies) (Hartman, et al. 2006; Venkatesh et al. 2012).

Researchers and planners operating from different perspectives have proposed many options to address this problem, such as new technology (e.g. in aircraft, ATC tower, or Airport) and new procedures such as ICAO compliant procedures.