Sentence examples for some key technologies from inspiring English sources
Some key technologies for system implementation, i.e., the resource pooling, real-time virtualization, adaptive hardware resource allocation are also highlighted.
Some key technologies for Cloud computing, such as virtualization and the Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), bring in special challenges to service performance evaluation.
To enable the development of the system, some key technologies such as product modeling, frame-rule structures, case-based reasoning and neural networks, were studied in detail.
The key materials including flexible substrates, transparent and conductive electrodes, and interfacial materials; some key technologies about roll-to-roll manufacture, encapsulation technology have been overviewed.
This paper presents the system design as well as some key technologies analysis, and also discusses the advantages and preconditions for implementing the proposed system.
An integrated water distributor, a core tool for this technology, and some key technologies including interval flow rate detection and injection allocation adjustment were developed.
NASA tried to head off difficulties by tackling some key technology issues early in the project's life.
We document a relatively small, but nascent technology, with some key technology areas increasing between four- and tenfold, over the last decade.
On the other hand, a pilot program can be carried out in some industries and some key technology areas.
Doshi has recruited engineers from Miami and Atlanta for his venture, but he got some key technology nearby: To perfect the design of a filter, he got computational engineers at the SimCenter at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga to model thousands of air- and liquid-flow variables.
On the other hand, there is a consensus (see, for example, A Roadmap for US Robotics [1]) that we are still far behind in some key technology areas such as perception, robust high fidelity sensing and planning and control to achieve highly dexterous object manipulation capabilities.
