Sentence examples for overcoming technology from inspiring English sources

"Strange Overtones" is an uptempo electronic gospel song, and its lyrics explore the themes of humanity overcoming technology that are central to the album.

There's clearly a trend on both the regulatory and the industry side of the equation with regards to electrified vehicles, but there will still be a lot of questions and work to be done in terms of maturing the supply chain and overcoming technology and infrastructure challenges.

There were three main hurdles to overcome: technology, funding and the neighbouring volcano (which pumps its gassy eruptions into the lake).

They don't direct; they advise how teams can move forward collectively to overcome technology, customer or market hurdles — and then back off!

Earlier this month, two former Google staffers quietly launched a new app that's designed to help users overcome technology's uncanny valley and develop a more healthy relationship with the ubiquitous electronic assistant that "lives" in our pockets.

Another method uses a microchip embedded in an ear tag to manage a sow's diet and feed her in a "cafeteria," but animals sometimes find ways of overcoming that technology, too.

One of the most difficult challenges is overcoming the technology itself.

Although mapping issues [80] may be overcome while technology matures, a key barrier in developing such networks may be the parallel development of competing technologies which would mean inefficient use of resources due to a lack of common international standards.

Now, TiVo is helping networks and advertisers overcome that technology by offering interactive banner ads that make sponsors' names visible as their ads are being fast-forwarded.

Not even the inventor of the cellphone, Martin Cooper, is convinced that the wireless industry faces a serious challenge that cannot be overcome with technology.

Teachers who have long worked with printed texts may also be wary of prescribing digital versions for their courses.But such hurdles will almost certainly be overcome as technology improves and the economics of digital textbooks become even more compelling.