Sentence examples for sequential technology from inspiring English sources
The history of the shift from horse-based to car-based transport provides the basis for an empirically grounded multi-agent model of sequential technology competitions.
It incorporates frame sequential 3D technology with active-shutter glasses that work together with Sony's proprietary 240Hz high frame rate technology, delivering smooth, full high-definition 3D images.
Sequential injection moulding technology appeared several years ago in the thermoplastic manufacturing field.
That sequential pattern of technology development was parallelized with blockchain.
The aim of this study is to advance this concept from laboratory to full-scale application by introducing sequential managed aquifer recharge technology (SMART).
Results indicate Japan has built a domestic aircraft industry through sequential learning with foreign technology transfers from the United States, and design and production on domestic fighter aircraft.
Here, we introduce a universal solvent engineering technology, termed sequential solvent processing with hole transport materials (HTMs), which can be used to fabricate high efficient traditionally-structured PSCs.
In this paper, a series of polyethylene (PE /poly 1-butene PE /poly 1-butenends (PB/PB reactor blends) with excellent sPE/PBcal pareactormorphology were firstly prepared blendsl2-supported Ziegler-Natta catalyst with sexcellent two-sphericalymerization technology.
Indeed, a recent landmark paper demonstrated reproducible detection and quantification of over 2000 proteins from 18 clinical biopsy samples by utilizing novel pressure cycling technology and sequential window acquisition of all theoretical fragment ion mass spectra (SWATH-MS) [39].
In order to develop technology for sequential mutagenesis in vivo using two site-specific recombinase systems, we generated Col1a1 FRT-Cre-ER-T2-FRT and Col1a1 FRT-STOP-FRT-Cre-ER-T2 mice.
We then correct the saving potential and the cost of these technologies by a sequential pattern, by looking at which technologies enter before others based on costs.
