Sentence examples for scope of this technology from inspiring English sources

"This initial test was the first time we have tested the reach and scope of this technology and additional improvements that should be made to the system as we move forward," the statement read.

An ACLU report shows that 61 agencies in 23 states and the District of Columbia have purchased Stingray devices, but Levi said that this is one of the first times that the full scope of this technology has made it into the public record of a courtroom – partly because of non-disclosure agreements between the Harris corporation, the FBI and local jurisdictions.

Addressing this challenge will greatly broaden the power and scope of this technology.

An expanding repertoire of natural amino acid residues targetable by proximity-enabled bioreactivity of designed Uaas will significantly broaden the protein diversity and scope of this technology.

The scope of the technology in this evaluation encompassed remote, automatic and passive monitoring systems that go beyond older and more basic forms of telecare focused on summoning assistance (which could form part of standard support and care).

Within the scope of this project technology teacher training materials were designed and piloted with an aim to inform and inspire foreign language professionals in the Ijevan Branch of Yerevan State University to use technologies pedagogically effectively.

The scope of the technologies that sprang from or were transformed by Jobs's Apple laboratories — the Mac, the mouse, the laptop, Pixar, iTunes, iPod, iPhone, iPad — is awesome, as was that from Edison's Menlo Park.

It was in the Sense Making phase that the authors narrowed down the scope of the technologies and the chosen 100 technologies were qualified and evaluated according to the principles described above.

However the complicated design and intensive testing of the ZFN arrays might limit the scope of usage of this technology.

This step serves to determine the scope of the analysed technology (set of technologies) by "splitting" the output technology into sub-technologies, which are or might be required to achieve it.

The research shows that there is a considerable scope for development and optimization of this technology.