Sentence examples for referred to technology from inspiring English sources

For methods of indoor agriculture, he referred to technology pioneered by NASA and to the work that a scientist named Richard Stoner did decades ago on how to grow crops in non-Earth environments.

Still, he referred to technology like Pro Tools and Auto-Tune as having "created a musical landscape that is very uniform" and enthused about the flexibility of the flesh-and-blood musicians they recruited, like the drummer John Robinson, who played on Michael Jackson's "Off the Wall".

The public perception of the field of nanoscale science originally referred to technologies dealing with nanomechanics, nanomaterials, nanooptics and nanoelectronics, but increasingly anticipates progress in nanomedicine.

Enterprise software is another success story – referring to technology sold to businesses, governments and other organizations.

This refers to technology that can be used to examine the content of traffic that passes through telecommunications networks.

"These stocks in particular are all based on very robust sales and they are not priced for any kind of slowdown," said Mr. Peters of PanAgora, referring to technology issues.

Moore's Law refers to technology improvements by the semiconductor industry that have doubled the number of transistors on a silicon chip roughly every 18 months for the past half-century.

Acquisition refers to the absorption of external technologies whereas exploitation refers to technology commercialization.

That is why, they suit best for policies referring to technology changes, like efficiency standards.

Home networking refers to technology that connects PCs for the purpose of sharing peripherals or a broadband connection.

Sarina et al. ([2009]) refer to technology transfer performance through the research of relationship between the technology transfer itself and the absorptive capacity.