Sentence examples for scrutinised technology from inspiring English sources

The most scrutinised technology so far has been ocean fertilisation, which involves using iron to stimulate phytoplankton growth in the ocean, increasing the uptake of CO2.

The status of MBR technology has been scrutinised with reference to (a) available commercial technologies and their characteristics, (b) key design and performance parameters of existing full-scale installations, and (c) practitioner perception.

Mr Neville said that, while the police would be heavily scrutinised, some image recognition technology on the consumer market was as powerful as that used by the force, such as Picasa and Facebook.

In the United States, prostate cancer has become one of the economic drivers for the establishment of new proton beam facilities, and this is the area where use of this technology is being most closely scrutinised by physicians and policy makers alike.

Existing product lines are scrutinised for continuous improvements (use of water, energy, materials), and new technologies added to the portfolio (LED lamps, wind power).

Since it launched seven years ago, Bloom Energy has said little about its technology and when it will be commercially available, thereby probably guaranteeing any announcement will be scrutinised throughout the scientific world.

Janet Yellen is the boss of the Federal Reserve, the US central bank, and Christine Lagarde heads the International Monetary Fund.. Jill Treanor With so few high-profile women in technology, the leadership of the few who have made it to the top is closely scrutinised.

Your promotions are scrutinised".

I scrutinised their faces.

The words are scrutinised.

Selection will be scrutinised.