Sentence examples for resorting to technology from inspiring English sources

Similarly, an article in National Review concluded that by resorting to technology for educating viewers of the technology endangered world of Pandora, the film "showcases the contradictions of organic liberalism".

I find that many agencies withdrew from unsafe areas for security reasons and are now resorting to technologies in order to enhance their control over projects and programs.

"I cannot believe how effective and affecting this 'collection' is as a way of conveying the catastrophic proportions of this attack without requiring fancy displays or resorting to gimmicky technology," Ms. Stern wrote in an e-mail message that day. Lee Ielpi, a retired firefighter who has long prodded officials to preserve the remnants of ground zero, has a personal link to Column 1001-B.

At the same time, Japan managed to decrease CO2 emissions of new cars much faster (Figure 4) without resorting to diesel technology.

In all these performances he employed old-fashioned conjuring techniques, never resorting to using television technology to cheat or enhance illusions.

The database primarily focuses on online transaction processing (OLTP) workloads, and aims to deliver speed and through-put advantages, while retaining SQL and ACID compliance without resorting to NoSQL or caching technologies.

When a batsman or a fielding captain wants to challenge an umpire's LBW decision, they can now resort to a technology called Hawkeye.

7], and it may therefore be necessary to resort to unconventional technology to mitigate the impact of thermal dissipation.

As a result, most labs have resorted to microarray technology to achieve adequate, but less comprehensive coverage.

As residual COX-2 expression could account for these observations, we resorted to CRISPR/Cas9 technology to generate Ptgs2−/− (COX-2-deficient) BrafV600E melanoma cells.

Currently, many researchers resort to microarray technology for identifying relevant genetic prognostic markers, with particular attention on trimming or extending a Cox regression model.