Sentence examples for spawning technology from inspiring English sources

Lastly, unlike tuna, which require a tremendous investment in spawning technology, kahala are naturally fecund: they breed frequently, at least weekly, throughout the year.

Both companies have spawned technology start-ups.

Operating at the intersection of science, commerce and entertainment, they enabled ideas to flow freely between these fields and spawned technologies and manufacturing techniques that later helped to fuel the industrial revolution.

The Healthcare.gov launch debacle is the most recent and referenced example of crisis spawning government technology progress.

Worried that New York City is not spawning enough technology-based start-up companies with the potential to become big employers like Google, city officials are inviting universities around the world to create an engineering campus on city-owned land.

Direct analysis of biological tissue by mass spectrometry and the even more demanding experiment of spatially resolved identification of chemical compounds in complex biological tissues are spawning powerful technologies.

Since 1998 when the first complete genome sequence of Mtb became available (Cole et al, 1998), genomics has provided a valuable drug discovery resource by catalyzing genetic manipulation and spawning powerful technologies including micro-array-based transcriptomics, proteomics, comparative genomics and structural genomics.

"By passing the bill, we have helped spawn the technology," she explained.

The switch had awesome implications; in the end, it spawned a technology that became inextricably woven into the fabric of late-20th- and early 21st-century life and is now indispensable.

Rising profits spawned advanced technology, too.

If anything, it's the shift in the overall culture spawned by technology that has infiltrated illustration.