Sentence examples for suggests the technology from inspiring English sources

Raikes also suggests the technology has a real and immediate application in electronic shelf labels as it would reduce the need for constant battery replacement.

The US has embraced genetically modifed crops, with 69m hectares (170.4m acres) given over to their cultivation, but the survey suggests the technology is still regarded as contentious by a significant portion of US society.

An inventor in Phoenix, Arizona has cobbled together a prototype that is, frankly, a bit of a letdown – it's a mini hovercraft with rubbish stabilisers, but one that suggests the technology could be acceptably refined.

She said she has done market research that suggests the technology may appeal to a half-dozen consumer types, including those seeking fresh winter herbs; gadget-happy gardeners; and high-income parents and their science-fair kids.

And while, as Lefteris Pavlides suggests, the technology exists to expand solar and wind facilities, we must acknowledge the challenges related to scale and storage transmission — and experience shows that even these energy sources are subject to not-in-my-backyard and environmental concerns.

The search firm suggests the technology could be used to offer tours of tourist locations or to send faulty models to repair shops.

Trials in Denmark, to advise doctors how to prescribe, suggest the technology has great scope.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has, in the past, dismissed the need for Lidar, suggesting the technology "doesn't make sense" in the context of a car.

If a criminal put a nail file down the barrel of a gun, as Mr. Fleischer suggested, "the technology would pick this up," Mr. Vince said.

Preliminary results from the Lilongwe trial suggest the technology has potential, not just for health but for farming, emergencies and other humanitarian needs, and not just for Malawi, says Unicef.

The documents suggest the technology could power devices for "days or even weeks".