Sentence examples for taking up the technology from inspiring English sources

"It is amazing to see how quickly older people are taking up the technology," he said.

Several police forces are already interested, Pof Jennings says, and he hopes both governments and NGOs will take up the technology.

One of the first to take up the technology is semiconductor giant, Texas Instruments.

Barcodes were conceived as a kind of visual Morse code by a Philadelphia student in 1952, but retailers were slow to take up the technology.

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Such improvements in households taking up this technology could bring respiratory and cardiovascular health benefits of the order of 20 25% reduction in risk of a wide range of diseases.

But he also eagerly took up the newest technology.

People and firms have taken up the new technology rapidly (so pushing its cost down still further); in the case of the Internet, even more rapidly than with previous technologies.

If marketers want their relationships with consumers to stimulate sales, they should stop relying on TV ads and take up the interactive technologies they fear.

They also fail to facilitate teachers' critical re-examination of their existing practices and exploration of other practices to take up the affordances of technologies for effective instruction.

Similarly, when first using fluorescein for brain tumor surgery Moore et al. (1948) [ 17] noted that "edematous brain surrounding the tumor does fluoresce, but to a lesser degree …" Since then, investigators have taken up this technology on and off, e.g., Kuoriwa and co-workers [ 11– 13] for brain tumor surgery.