Sentence examples for same sort of technology from inspiring English sources

In June, Yahoo! bought Dialpad, a firm offering the same sort of technology as Teleo.At the moment, the technology giants generally only allow computer-to-computer voice services.

Mr Aufhauser told his audience of a dozen international banks, including Citigroup, HSBC and UBS, that they should use the same sort of technology on their customers.No banker present challenged Mr Aufhauser, although some balked at the notion of treating all customers as potential criminals.

Their size, however, seems to be the lower limit for such wires not because they can be made no thinner, but because if they are, their superconductivity disappears.Until now, attempts to create nanowires have relied on a scaling down of the same sort of technology that is used in microelectronics: the wire is carved out of a thin metal film using a beam of electrons.

But many of the retailers who are poised to lose to Amazon in this area can't afford to develop this same sort of technology in-house, which they will need a partner like Microsoft.

The problem FEND aims to address is to make public health campaigns more effective by individualizing the conversation for each user, while also using the same sort of technology social apps leverage to addict their users.

In January, for instance, independent cybersecurity researcher Travis Goodspeed gave a presentation at the S4 conference in Miami, describing a method for bypassing the encryption on Zigbee wireless chips, the same sort of technology that some metering systems would use to communicate with a smart grid.

Just like the spillage in the Gulf of Mexico was a complete disaster – this is the same sort of drilling technology.

This is the same sort of battery technology used in the Tesla Roadster and Chevy Volt.

Most women might scoff at the idea of wearing a Basis watch in its current incarnation, but Krzanich notes that women wear a lot of jewelry — like necklaces and bangles — in which the same sort of "smart" technology could be embedded.

"Simple and effective -- and we can do the same sort of thing with technology".

In 2006, Merck acquired Sirna Therapeutics, a biopharmaceutical company that specializes in the same sort of gene silencing technology, for $1.1 billion.