Sentence examples for some technologically from inspiring English sources
Some technologically adept diners have gone further.
Though the latest measure is aimed at a different problem, some technologically advanced vehicles, like hybrid cars, can help meet both goals.
And even if Apple does manage to deploy some technologically unbreakable way to scramble the contents of the device against anyone who does not know the password, this will be the result of a deliberate decision.
The app, which captures snippets of songs in the field and compares them to existing recordings, was co-created by Tom Stephenson, who joins Kormann for some technologically assisted birding around Prospect Park, in Brooklyn.
The structures formed by immersion deposition of metals on PS are widely studied to be successfully applied in some technologically important areas [11 15].
In this work four thickening agents (povidone, maltodextrin, k-carrageenan and xanthan gum) have been tested to study their effects on the granule growth behavior and on some technologically relevant granule properties (size, shape, strength and flowability).
When I was a new online student, I became very conscious that some technologically-expert colleagues would never allow their images to appear online.
But let's assume that some sufficiently technologically advanced wand is waved and we get all the data.
In some especially technologically ambitious cases — such as Ethereum — a new appcoin / blockchain may be called for … but absent such ambition, such an approach often smacks painfully of a solution searching for a problem.
Michelle Erica Green reviewed the episode for TrekNation, and was concerned by the continuity issues that the events in the episode presented, such as why Captain Jean-Luc Picard of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D NCC-1701-D NCC-1701-Ddidf Archer an'tthaverew's encounter with some nameless technologically-enhanced aliens who assimilated people when he met them forecordfirst time in "Q Whof.
Some devices are technologically complex, involving sophisticated materials and requiring precise operations, and thus are referred to as "high-tech".
