Sentence examples for speedy technology from inspiring English sources
Contrary to Mr. Horowitz's article, for three solid, quiet hours on a recent afternoon on the third floor, I was able to successfully peruse needed information on film and videotape in both the Theater on Film and Tape Archive and the Jerome Robbins Dance Division, with the assistance of the library's efficient, exceptionally helpful and expert staff and the new, speedy technology.
But they acknowledge that refinancing trends are difficult to predict and that various changes -- like speedier technology for approving refinancing applications -- may make the market for mortgage-backed securities unusually jumpy for a year or so.
I'll always remember that long stretch of frustration and sorrow, when I sat hunched over a gray typewriter, the speediest technology of the day, with scissors and scotch tape as my cutting-and-pasting editing tools.
It wants to bring a speedier, technology-driven focus to car-making modeled after the innovations coming out of Silicon Valley.
Veritas, a spinoff of Harvard University's Personal Genome Project, specializes in inexpensive "whole genome" sequencing using the latest speedy DNA technology.
And will a twist on liquid crystal displays make for speedy new technology?
By combining its Optane memory and 3D NAND storage on a single device, you're not only getting the benefits of the speedy caching technology, but in conjunction with 3D NAND, you're creating a super-fast SSD that Intel's own testing has shown beats the likes of Samsung's 970 Pro SSD.
Genetically modified ES cells containing the mtGA transgene were then injected into blastocysts (Nucleis, Speedy Mouse® technology).
Now the big question is what's in store for T-Mobile, a wireless company that has struggled while rivals snatched away subscribers with popular devices like the iPhone and speedier network technologies.
Over time, however, many of those plants have taken on increasingly complex manufacturing tasks that require having an R&D facility nearby in order to ensure the speedy transfer of technology from research to manufacturing.
Take WiMax, the speedy wireless broadband technology that Sprint recently rolled out in Baltimore.
