Sentence examples for technological access from inspiring English sources
The report adds: "The vast majority of trial jurors are already exceptionally wired-in, having both the technological access and the practical experience to use these communication devices effortlessly.
That the hooded Swedes with crowbars in Lund went straight to YouTube (the video has since been removed) was predictable and ominous, a case of Internet self-promotion that is minor compared with the beheadings in Iraq, but with the same idea: that direct technological access promotes acts of violence whose basic requirement is to be witnessed.
The second issue is related to technological access and support.
However, Granick took issue with Kerr's definition of "accesses without authorization," which focused on "circumvent[ing] technological access barriers".
Apple's resistance has intensified a national debate about whether the government should have technological access, or a "back door" to get into privately owned phones.
Digital learning holds promise for our students, but in many ways it will be doing harm if problems of technological access aren't solved.
Technological sophistication, access to lines of credit, and reputation can also weigh on whether or not a government awards a mining or drilling contract to a particular company.
The proposed architecture integrates wireless sensor networks and satellite networks, implying to approach technological issues from access layer up to transport and session layers, with heterogeneous traffic sources multiplexed by a satellite gateway, before being encapsulated into TCP/IP flows.
Similarly, America Online, Inc., has bought certain blogs to acquire both technological cachet and access to the blogs' readership.
It wants BP's technological prowess – and access to the international financial markets – to try to make its dream of mastering the Arctic come true.
More than that, Russia's delegate, Deputy Prime Minister Valentina Matvryenko, said it means that not all countries have the same opportunity to access technological and scientific information that could be valuable for progress in other areas.
