Sentence examples for superior technologies from inspiring English sources

Ultimately it's the ants who develop the superior technologies, though.

But the rapid decline also provided some opportunities among quality companies with superior technologies.

Roeg's hero is Thomas Newton David Bowiee), who descends to America, makes a fast fortune with his superior technologies, and then holes up in New Mexico, attended by a chattering hotel maid (Candy Clark).

That basic problem, known to economists as lock-in, has long been blamed for stifling the rise of superior technologies like the Dvorak typewriter keyboard and Betamax videotapes, and for perpetuating duds like the Windows operating system.

After reviewing battles like Dvorak-qwerty and Betamax-VHS, they concluded that consumers had good reasons for preferring qwerty keyboards and VHS tapes, and that sellers of superior technologies generally don't get locked out.

The superior technologies (tools, clothes, language, disciplined cooperation) of these hunting bands allowed them to spread farther and faster than had any other dominant species; humans are thought to have occupied all the continents except Antarctica within a span of about 50,000 years.

How would he have interpreted the phenomenon of an ever increasing obsession with technology, fueled by the rational superiority of modern science, coupled with the spiritualization, mystification and mythologization of more superior technology in a galaxy "far far away"?

These would include patents, brand names or superior technology.

Its superior technology seems to pitilessly grind up its rivals.

Those obstacles could be overcome with superior technology.

Michael O'Hanlon of the Brookings Institution notes that despite superior technology, America lost in Vietnam and Somalia.