Sentence examples for striking technology from inspiring English sources

Chinese firms also supplement their own in-house R&D efforts by striking technology development agreements with specialized Western companies.

Microsoft has struck technology deals with scores of European media and telecommunications companies, and it sought to invest in both cable television and wireless networks.

While RIM could strike technology licensing deals and other kinds of commercial partnerships to boost revenue, an outright sale or joint venture is not thought to be on the cards for now.

To make matters worse, Nippon Steel previously struck technology-sharing deals with Arcelor, among others, in order to be able to follow Toyota and other carmakers into Europe.

Decapitating the enemy's leadership is an ancient tactic of warfare, and US intelligence and strike technology has brought it to new heights.

This major upside of this approach is that Klevio isn't re-inventing the whole wheel, but taking years old, tried and tested electric strike technology, and simply adding smart connectivity to it.

Aldridge-Bent added that among the existing workforce "people are struck by technology that's being thrown at them.

Bill Fleckenstein, president of Fleckenstein Capital in Seattle, said that long-term contracts struck by technology services companies like I.B.M. and Electronic Data were almost impossible for investors to assess for profitability.

One can only guess how many more wickets an artist such as Abdul Qadir would have taken in the 1980s, had DRS been around and his opponents been forced to play him with willow bats rather than foam pads.The umpire strikes backThe technology has also had a profound effect on umpires.

I struck a technology transfer agreement with my university, and won tenure there in 2009.

Y Combinator has struck similar technology deals with Twitter (for stream access), Justin.tv (for live video), and Facebook.