Sentence examples similar to stall technology from inspiring English sources

All engines run on E85 fuel and incorporate anti-stall technology, which is intended to reduce the number of full-course yellow caution flags.

But while she identifies the relationships that appear to be emerging as modelled on sex work – the robot as passive, bought, female; the man as emotion-free and sex-starved – surely rather than calling for a ban on them, to forlornly try stalling technology, the pressure should be to change the narrative.

SAN FRANCISCO — Silicon Valley's money-making engine is stalled as technology start-ups find it harder to sell themselves or go public.

Stocks are mixed this afternoon, with blue-chips stalled as technology shares chalk up some modest gains on the back of bubbly trade in chip and Internet issues.

Experts say the vast investments from the gulf states have already restarted stalled environmental technologies.

A report published on Thursday by UBS and PricewaterhouseCoopers has found that falling commodity prices helped put billionaires under pressure at a time of stalling growth in technology and finance, the motors of wealth creation.

But Jeff Green, chief executive of NanoH20, says that while costs came down through about 2003, they started to level off and even creep up a little because improvement of current membrane technology stalled.

While PlanIT Valley is stalled, some of its technology will be used on the Greenwich peninsula in London.

Yet opponents can say that the narrow range of biotech crops is a sign that the technology has stalled.

Some say that fundamental advances in technology have stalled since the end of the Cold War.

Without such an incentive, resistance to new technologies can otherwise stall their adoption for years.