Sentence examples for over other technologies from inspiring English sources

The versatility of FBG sensors represents a key advantage over other technologies in the structural sensing field.

"We figured if we make these products more competitively priced, more people would switch to them and use them over other technologies," he said.

Reconstruction of the flame intensity field using emission tomography has the advantage over other technologies that it gives accurate results but at the same time requires relatively inexpensive equipment, and therefore, has numerous industrial applications.

Virtual conferences like that have a lot of advantages over other technologies: you can see who's talking, you can have private asides, and you can read back over the logs.

In addition, the review presents detailed theoretical aspects, design and operational considerations of electrokinetic soil-remediation variables, which are most important in efficient process application, as well as the advantages over other technologies and obstacles to overcome.

Relative advantage factor refers to checking if the adoption of Cloud Computing technology will have clear benefits over other technologies for the specified health organisation.

All of RNSE's products contain this chip, which is a good foundation for Technology Manufacturer 1 wanting to promote RNSE's products wherever possible over other Technology 1 devices that use Technology Manufacturer 2's chip.

All of RNSE's products contain this chip, which is a good foundation for Technology Manufacturer 1 wanting to promote RNSE's products wherever possible over other Technology 1 devices that use Technology Manufacturer 2's chip.

The extant literature on knowledge diffusion, however, has not been able to explain which characteristics of knowledge increase the likelihood that knowledge will remain within its own technological field or spill over to other technologies.

Similarly, compared to peripheral knowledge, core knowledge is more likely to go along with intra-technology knowledge flows and less likely to spill over to other technologies.

They suggest that technology-specific examination guidelines and educational level not only have an impact, but that this impact can "spill over" into other technologies.