Sentence examples for phases of the technology from inspiring English sources

After a series of high-profile failures during the P-28 tests, which began in June 2007, department officials told investigators for the Government Accountability Office that they hoped to develop the newer phases of the technology "right, not fast," Mr. Stana said Wednesday.

That being said, every single one of these technologies has had serious, fatal malfunctions, particularly in early roll-out, but even in mature phases of the technology.

Results are further discussed in relation to the significance of initial decisions and actions for the subsequent implementation phases of the technology being configured.

The next instalment the writers said will "take the world forward a little bit and explore the next phase of the technology".

The patent also describes the next phase of the technology, "pay per emotion", where pupil dilation or other physiological responses to advertising stimuli would be measured in real time so Google can monetize your responses.

At the moment, the 3GPP (3rd Generation Partnership Project) is still in the "study item" phase of the technology and the ITU published its first draft of the spec a few days ago.

We designated variables to represent the customer's needs information, their level of participation in the development phase of the technology, their provided core technology solutions, and whether they commercialized the innovative prototype or product.

The end-of-life phase of the technology options (recycling/disposal) was not considered in these studies due to a lack of data, but described qualitatively as far as possible.

Congdon and other officials took the Budget Committee through updated figures for the first phase of the technology project, which involves buying about 30,000 iPads for 47 schools using revenue from voter-approved construction bonds.

One had reviewed limited AWBUs 8 years earlier during the developmental phase of the technology.

The next phase of this technology could look like this: Imagine walking into a room where the floor could move in any direction, almost like a multidirectional treadmill, where you could walk and walk and never hit a wall.