Sentence examples for some modern technologies from inspiring English sources

How some modern technologies — from airport screening to cellphones — may help in the fight to contain the Ebola virus.

Fracture processes are then examined as they occur in some modern technologies, such as advanced ceramics, coatings, composites, and integrated circuits.

This is compounded by a situation where some modern technologies "have so outpaced our understanding that we are struggling even to define exactly what the issues are", he says, never mind starting to solve them.

Use the readings and, if you wish, some modern technology to make your case.

Meanwhile, candidates in target seats have been encouraged to risk tendonitis by hand-addressing letters with messages for thousands of key voters, in the hope that the personal touch makes them less likely to be tossed straight in the bin.Labour too has some modern technology to exploit.

It finds the company combining a solid bit of nostalgic IP with some modern technology, to good effect.

How much better it would be if there were at least some modern technology in every school like this; not the deluded pointlessness of One Laptop Per Child, but something more like Ten Smartphones Per Teacher.

There's a common misconception that the Amish, who are wary of some modern technology, don't vaccinate.

Is it to reaffirm our existence and our worth... or to find a Groupon for half off some modern technology that can make us look half our age?

There is, however, some evidence that modern technologies can be used to safely and effectively deliver aspects of structured cancer follow-up as an alternative or adjunct to existing traditional models which require patients to travel to tertiary cancer centres for face to face visits with a cancer specialist.

In some cases, modern technology can provide solutions to age-old problems.