Sentence examples for tech hurdles from inspiring English sources

Scaled production of the Urban eTruck seems not to rest on too many tech hurdles any more – Daimler praises the progress of the drive component that powers the vehicle – but what is limiting larger runs is likely the cost-to-efficiency ratio.

Another major tech hurdle in the way of building trust is the question of data persistence.

The idea, he added, is to "lower the tech hurdle enough so that most people use it".

Tech's biggest hurdle will be surviving a cutthroat Atlantic Coast Conference season to gain a strong N.C.A.A. tournament seeding.

Despite the enthusiasm, cannabis-tech companies face more hurdles than the average app startup.

New research from US survey salary company Paysa shows that the first hurdle the tech world needs to overcome isn't paying women fairly, it's getting them into the company in the first place.

Can you think of any ways of getting around them? 2. As a class, read and discuss, "Hurdles for High-Tech Efforts to Track Who Crosses Borders" (//www.nytimes.com/learning/teachers/featured_articles/20050811thursday.html), focusing on the following questions: a.

2. Learn about how the United States is using biometric science to secure American borders by reading and discussing the article "Hurdles for High-Tech Efforts to Track Who Crosses Borders".

Regulatory approval may prove a more challenging hurdle than the tech, in some cases, but it seems eager to take on that challenge.

But once you get past that first hurdle, American war tech is yours to film at very low costs (Strub says he doesn't keep reimbursement records, but that the military doesn't generate any revenue from film cooperation).

Not only are the regulatory and liability hurdles immense, but the tech just isn't there for the vast majority of journeys.