Sentence examples for promising new technologies from inspiring English sources

To keep down price rises, and thus ease the political process, governments should employ a second tool: spending to help promising new technologies get to market.

Moreover, the huge multi-billion costs of a new nuclear programme must be compared with what would happen if the same amount of money were spent on promising new technologies such as harnessing wave power.

While the short-term CAFE mandate in 2016 appears achievable, analysts are divided on whether the industry has enough promising new technologies to hit the 2025 target of 54.5 miles per gallon.

All four were willing to take some medium-term risks with readiness and the early retirement of ageing weapons systems in order to keep up spending on promising new technologies.

Google writes powerful search algorithms; Steinway works wonders with wood; Cisco sniffs out promising new technologies and buys them.

Promising new technologies, such as SAGD, are making it possible to exploit reservoirs considered to be unsuitable for commercial operations until recently.

Baxter has struck a series of partnerships with smaller, but more experienced, biotech outfits like Xoma, Alpha One Pharmaceuticals and Cerusin hope of gaining access to promising new technology.

The use of autologous chondrocyte implantation (ACI) and its further development combining autologous chondrocytes with bioresorbable matrices may represent a promising new technology for cartilage regeneration in orthopaedic research.

As an alterative, high-density oligonucleotide resequencing microarrays represent a promising new technology that has been used to rapidly and accurately identify nucleotide sequence variants (5 – 7 ) from viral, bacterial, and eukaryotic genomes (8 – 13 ).

Several promising newer technologies and their potential for future clinical utility will be also reviewed.

The first phase ("Innovation Trigger") happens when the news media begin to notice a promising new technology.