Sentence examples for redundant technologies from inspiring English sources

Equally, if you plan too early you can lock yourself into redundant technologies.

The Apple Macintosh operating system has only recently begun to shift away from an interface based on those symbols known as skeuomorphs, that are redolent of redundant technologies.

Reliability block diagram analysis of the fuel cell systems was accomplished to understand the reliability of the systems without repair or redundant technologies.

Later it will acquire a kind of redundant technology retro-chic.

They found that rather than making human workers redundant, technology has simply shifted work into other areas.

Spending vast amounts on redundant technology to retain a cold war totem make us look antiquated and out of touch with the reality of the world today.

By rights, the lumbering airborne relics of a century past should be no more than museum curiosities, consigned like gas lamps to the sentimental roll-call of redundant technology.

"We are particularly worried that Ghana and other developing countries are being used as dumping grounds for redundant technology from the western world, including the UK.

Despite the fact that it weighs only a little more than 80 pounds and folds up to fit into an average car trunk, the Segway carts around an impressive amount of redundant technology.

"We focused our attention on the three main reasons people are reluctant to purchase electric bikes: high cost, poor design and redundant technology — or a combination of the above — and we set about fixing them all".

The intact vulnerability model of one hypothetical aircraft is constructed, and the effects of redundant technology to the aircraft vulnerability are assessed, which validate the engineering practicality of the method.