Two of these [ 38, 42] report on the same "Sweet Talk" technology.
The unanticipated level of social resistance to noise pollution, particularly sonic booms, led to such severe flight pattern restrictions that the Concorde could not break free of the regulatory red tape that can restrain even the sweetest of technology.
The organizations here have an entrepreneurial spirit, embrace technology, and are in the sweet spot between technology and impact that can create massive, positive change".
However, in the course of investigating the marginal possibility of 100percentt self-reliance, we discovered many sweet spots -- technologies that could dramatically and realistically upgrade the sustainability, autonomy and locality of the city.
The story played out much the same at other mutual funds with a sweet tooth for technology -- whether aggressive-growth funds that populate so many 401(k) plans, the scores of technology sector funds that run tens of billions of dollars or the dozens of Internet funds that have emerged virtually overnight over the last two and a half years.
For around $30K after rebates, Chevy is promising a range of around 200 miles per nine-hour charge and a pretty sweet suite of technology.
Mobile publishers and enabling technologies are sweet spots for us".
Compared with ethanol production technology using sweet sorghum bagasse (obtained after extraction of juice from sweet sorghum stalks), this integrated technology significantly reduced energy consumption and the investment of infrastructure needs of pretreatment.
A haploid Clementine genome sequence was produced using Sanger technology, and one diploid sweet orange genome using Roche 454 technology [ 22], along many other citrus genomes using other re-sequencing platforms (Gmitter et al. unpublished data).
More expensive purchases are in this technology's sweet spot, since a two-minute smartphone detour can easily save you $20, if not $200.
