Sentence examples for tagging technology from inspiring English sources
Digital tagging technology allows Stanford biologist Jeremy Goldbogen to study the feeding behavior of minke whales in the Antarctic.
Those are questions that Goldbogen hopes longer-term tagging technology with better marine adhesives will be able to answer.
An international team of researchers that included a Stanford scientist used digital tagging technology to study the unique feeding habits of Antarctic minke whales.
Video tagging technology, like that developed by the Goldbogen Lab, is relatively new, so scientists have only recently had the opportunity to test and expand on this hypothesis.
Modern agriculture relies on sophisticated data collection and interpretation, including mapping systems and tagging technology, but I have not heard of a single college course that addresses the potential of data in land-based industries.
While the department has expressed interest in technology like electronic handgun identification, Geoffrey L. Harvey, a spokesman for the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, which is part of the United States Energy Department, said the "radio frequency identification tagging technology is probably not very well suited to use in a police department scenario".
Tagging technologies such as RFID (NFC) and QR codes, which are increasingly available on mobiles, can enable in situ engagement with these digital object memories.
Tandem affinity purification (TAP) [ 22, 23] and sequential peptide affinity (SPA) tagging technologies [ 24, 25] have also contributed to the streamlining of AP-MS identification and characterization of PPIs and heterogeneous protein complexes.
This entry was posted in Alumni, News and tagged technology on March 16, 2011 by marenr.
Fluorescence microscopy and molecular tagging technologies have ushered in a new era in our understanding of protein localization and function in cells.
Pabst adds that the new study was possible only because of new tagging technologies, which were developed by the U.S. Navy to measure pressure deep in the ocean.
