Sentence examples for passage technology from inspiring English sources
"passage technology" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It refers to any technology or methods used to create or navigate through a passage, such as a physical pathway or a text. Example: The archaeologist used advanced passage technology to map out the ancient underground tunnels of the city.
The Passage technology could allow TVs and game consoles to double as cable receivers.
Sony's Passage technology introduces a duplicate encryption key embedded alongside the Motorola or S-A key in each signal, bypassing current legacy systems without interfering with them.
Comcast gave Sony 's Passage technology a key stamp of approval last week, disclosing that it successfully completed a trial that's supposed to let cable operators use various set-tops in legacy cable systems and speed the transition to all-digital operations.
Karnchang's local subsidiary, claim that their redesign of the dam incorporating modern "fish-passage technology" will allow fish to migrate up- and downstream.
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But others see the boutique genome as something like a $20 million tourist voyage to space — a necessary rite of passage for technology that may soon be within the grasp of the rest of us.
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Google has begun this public-relations offensive because it is in the midst of a treacherous rite of passage for powerful technology companies — regulators are intensely scrutinizing its every move, as they once did with AT&T, I.B.M., Intel and Microsoft.
In hiring Mr. Mattrick, Zynga is following a familiar rite of passage at young technology companies, which often look to seasoned managers to aid their transition from start-ups run by creative, headstrong founders into bigger enterprises.
It's the first time Gartner has put together a forecast for the sub-$100,000 3D printer market so that's something of a rite of passage for the technology too.
Since its passage, the high-technology bubble has burst and a record number of corporations have restated their earnings, costing investors billions.
