Sentence examples for provide this technology from inspiring English sources
Why, Mr. Jouret asked, should physical stores not "be able to tell if someone who didn't buy was put off by prices, or was just coming in from the cold?" The companies that provide this technology offer a wide range of services.
Europe has now formally agreed to provide this technology.
Contract between the installation company and the housing associations: If tenants of the housing associations wish to have a wall display or PV panels installed, the installation company will provide this technology and the housing association will pay for it (whilst increasing the tenants' rent); e.
The project group briefly envisioned that tenants of the housing associations can obtain solar PV panels and wall displays from an 'installation company' under the following arrangement: If tenants of DeWoonplaats and Domijn wish to have a wall display or solar PV panels installed, the installation company will provide this technology and DeWoonplaats and Domijn will pay for it.
In addition it is always difficult to get the health insurance companies in Germany to pay for the best electronic prosthetics, in spite of the fact that the law requires them to provide this technology.
Weaver is looking at building an architecture for the future so that IT can provide this technology, but says the first step was admitting that the historical approach was not the most effective for driving the analytics strategy going forward.
The acquisition makes sense for Shopify; retailers will need to have mobile access to their e-commerce information and StoreSync provides this technology in a simple and efficient way.
Several technologies provide this, such as optical or sonic sensors, inductive loops, radars and video imaging.
TruePosition is one of a few startup companies using geolocator technology to provide this service.
Enthusiasm for this concept has increased in large part due to emerging technologies that provide this new generation of exposure information [ 59].
Wild and others (e.g., Weis et al. 2005) discussed the potential of emerging technologies to provide this new generation of exposure information.
