Sentence examples for sign technology from inspiring English sources

Digital sign technology is hardly new.

The state Department of Transportation, which is going to spend $20 million to $30 million on the effort, had been planning to revamp or replace 23,000 signs on 92 different routes anyway, to take advantage of new sign technology that is more reflective and easier to see at night.

After October of next year, whoever is still using the older "swipe and sign" technology -- either the merchant or the bank -- will be liable for any fraud on those cards.

For most people the most noticeable change is the implementation of chip-and-sign technology in the U.S.

Shortly after the trip Andrzej M. allegedly signed technology contracts worth about $32 million, in the spring of 2007.

Maybe it's one more sign of technology fatigue.

Mr. Scruggs said that unlike Mr. McFarling, he did not sign the technology agreement.

If not, then that's a sign the technology may be introducing some kind of bias.

"Eyeballs valuation" is another sign of technology and entertainment convergence, where every content property can be easily measured.

Norwest Venture Partners has raised $1.2 billion for a new venture capital fund, an optimistic sign for technology start-ups.

In the late 1990s there was no sign that technology or telecoms start-ups were lacking in capital, even though they were unlikely to pay dividends for years.