Sentence examples for selective technology from inspiring English sources

The volume of the vuvuzelas is being moderated on television by selective technology, and thank goodness for that.

Even the most selective technology, the Donnan membrane process, has been shown variable purity in response to differing feed sludge DOC loadings.

This technology has become widely available in many countries, leading to high sex ratios from birth. 5 The highest sex ratios are seen in countries with a combination of preference for sons, easy access to sex selective technology, and a low fertility rate, as births of girls must be prevented to allow for the desired number of sons within the family size.

Compared to large firms, SMEs need to be more careful in terms of their intellectual property (IP) as they protect very selective technologies.

Concerns about the uses of sex selective technologies against a background of unjust sexism (see Bayles 1984; Rogers et al. 2007) illustrate the difficulties of arguing straightforwardly for unfettered reproductive choice about the traits of children.

In this review, we describe recent advances in antibody processing technology including: (1) development of proprietary cell lines; (2) improved expression systems optimized by selective technologies to boost underperformers; (3) improved protein-free and serum-free culture media; and (4) attention to glycosylation and other post-translational modifications.

The key features of non-state ascendance in war are: 1-ineffectiveness of the nation state order in deploying and using military force, 2-more powerful energy and battle focus among non-state actors than nation states, 3-selective technology equalizations that, combined with tactical creativity, make non-state fighters our equal on the battlefield.

19 There are also concerns that the sex industry will continue to grow because of the emerging problem of excess men, 36, 37 which has resulted from a combination of the traditional Chinese preference for male offspring, the One Child Policy, and easy access to sex-selective technology.

The abnormally unbalanced gender ratios of some Asian countries - either due to abortion, sex-selective technologies such as ultrasound or old-fashioned infanticide - have been the subject of academic controversy since the late 1980s.

He acknowledges that investors must be more selective about technology stocks today.

The selective transfer technology was applied to the SAW (surface acoustic wave) resonator on LSI as shown in Figure 12 [12].