Sentence examples for same kind of technologies from inspiring English sources

Just like CoreOS's other projects, Torus is all about giving startups and enterprises access to the same kind of technologies that web-scale companies like Google already use internally.

You can, however, have the same kind of technology (organic light-emitting diodes) in a pocket-size picture viewer right now without taking out a second mortgage.

"What we are doing is using the same kind of technology that advertisers use, but employing it for content discovery rather than trying to sell you something," Stiksel says.

If aliens were to look at our solar system with the same kind of technology that we have, and used the same definitions we do, they may conclude that there were three habitable planets in our solar system, instead of one.

That is the same kind of technology that is used by traditional broadcasters to stop the viewing of video outside of licensed locations — such as those used by the BBC to stop their coverage of the Olympic Games being watched outside of the UK.

Using the same kind of technology that enables a Nintendo Wii game controller to follow your gestures, this $12.99 application uses an iPhone's built-in accelerometer to gauge 0-to-60 times (to within 0.08 of a second) and other performance characteristics, including lateral G-forces.

You use the same kind of technology that monitors faxes.

The devices are like huge sewing machines, drawing on the same kind of technology used in the carpet-making industry.

Apple could go one step further and use the same kind of technology to generate home button clicks without actually shipping a physical button.

It's actually surprising that this product is just being introduced this year because it's the same kind of technology Amazon has been using for years to tell you if you bought one product, you might like other similar products.

Chances are, Apple is using the same kind of technology to create these 3D maps with airplanes that capture aerial imagery and smart algorithms that then turn these images into 3D maps.