Sentence examples for regulating technology from inspiring English sources

We introduce a flow regulating technology that uses trapped air bubbles in a hydrophobic microfluidic channel.

Cross-cutting themes that appeared from the data and that will be discussed in the following sections are how ECs are perceived as an awkward and sensitive fertility regulating technology, the provision of information about ECs to young people, and what young people themselves do to seek information.

For these applications, the following issues are addressed: whether robotics deserve a special case of regulation; the direct and indirect role ethics can play in regulating technology; the transformations of both vulnerabilities and capabilities, and the effects of liability law in favouring the socially relevant applications.

"Anything you do in biotech that moves products forward builds credibility, builds perception of the quality of the science," said Edward O. Lanphier II, the chief executive of Sangamo BioSciences of Richmond, Calif., which is seeking a $5 million government grant to apply its gene regulating technology to pathogens.

Europe will be far better off if its approach to regulating technology focuses more on hope and avoids this pessimistic trap.

Courts, which are rarely competent to regulate technology to begin with, surely cannot do it on a schedule entirely divorced from the pace of technical development.

The overdoses, which began to emerge late last summer, set off an investigation by the Food and Drug Administration into why patients tested with this complex yet lightly regulated technology were bombarded with excessive radiation.

If we regulated technology (and AI is the electricity of the 21st century in many ways), we will create other large issues for ourselves.

If we had a reliable way to label our toys good and bad, it would be easy to regulate technology wisely.

While speaking at Consensus Singapore this week, Damien Pang, Singapore's Technology Infrastructure Office under the FinTech & Innovation Group (FTIG), said that "[MAS does] not regulate technology itself but purpose," when in conversation discussing ICOs in Singapore.

As haphazardly regulated technologies go, is it being used responsibly?