Sentence examples for smart technologies to from inspiring English sources

Now water companies are pinning their hopes on an emerging of smart technologies to get on top of the problem.

Foster + Partners designed a car-free city scape, with Jetson-style driverless electric cars shuttling passengers between buildings incorporating built-in shades and kitted out with smart technologies to resist the scorching desert heat, and keep cooling costs down.

"We therefore need to apply greater resources, greater intelligence and more use of smart technologies to enhance the security of our country, our borders, our coasts, ports and points of entry".

According to Skillings, subsidising "out-of-market" technologies such as nuclear and renewables will be more expensive than gas or coal, but only in the short run, and the new government should focus on cutting consumer bills by integrating the UK's energy market with other EU countries and deploying smart technologies to reap cost benefits from energy efficiency.

"This provides a real opportunity for water companies to find innovative ways to deliver the services their customers want," says Simon Markall, a spokesperson for Ofwat, "not least working with smart technologies to find new ways of fixing leaks more efficiently and effectively".

In due course we will drastically reduce journey times and the environmental impact of moving people around the planet, delivering a transcontinental capability for our vehicles and leapfrogging the long-awaited supersonic successors to Concorde.Then there's LauncherOne, a satellite-launch vehicle, which will take new, smart technologies to space.

We can leverage smart technology to leapfrog some of these problems".

To cut costs, companies may hire a firm with smart technology to whittle down the e-material before the lawyers start expensively perusing it.

"Fiat is bringing environmentally smart technology to the U.S., which Chrysler lacks, not just small-car technology," one of the Fiat officials said.

Another recommendation is the harnessing of smart technology to deliver "more efficient surface transport" including consideration of a simplified yet more sophisticated road pricing system.

Last month, IBM, Oracle and several other companies met officials in Ajmer to discuss using smart technology to solve some of the city's challenging water, traffic and waste problems.