Sentence examples for quite technology from inspiring English sources

It has to be quite technology driven, not really service or agency based business.

But there is a quite different technology that's advancing even faster: genome sequencing.

"This airplane has some quite advanced technology, and you have teething problems here and there, and some technical problems," he said.

The two studios were converted high-ceilinged Victorian dining rooms, and each was equipped with quite different technology.

Not quite the technology we normally cover on TechCrunch but important nonetheless.

Using gas liquid lifting pumps is a quite different technology for pumping two or three phase flows rather than other types of pumping systems.

"I must admit I was a bit bored at my old job," he says, "and basically I'm quite into technology".

Microsoft vs. Soft Solutions isn't quite the technology battle of the century, but it will likely serve as a strong warning for Internet advertising ne'er-do-wells.

In many cases (though not for specific pollutants), resource use can be a proxy for environmental impact, so quite often Technology = Resource/GDP.

This gives rise to specific and stable bonds, but the surface functionalization is generally achieved by time consuming procedures requiring qualified expertise and quite advanced technology [ 5, 6].

To debate a still quite abstract technology, participants functionally need a frame that determines which arguments are legitimate and which issues are relevant.