Sentence examples for technological engine from inspiring English sources

At each of those stops, it is typically copied, with the duplicate message stored on a server -- the technological engine that runs any Internet operation.

To understand how it works, you must first understand the vast technological engine that powered the campaign but remained largely out of view of the public and the press.

Building on the technological engine of the seminal shooter game Quake, which Mr. McGee helped create, the game takes players through a dark, Gothic version of Wonderland in which guns are nearly as important as Alice's ability to follow the Mock Turtle through the water.

Fast Company's emphasis on cultural, rather than technological, engines of change has made for a softer landing.

Soldiers fight and occasionally die for the ideals of freedom, liberty and justice, but practically also to protect and defend those systems of government and society that support these technological engines of progress that seek to make all people lives simpler, more productive and, hopefully, more pleasant.

Collectively, this amounts to an active assault by the Bush administration on science, basic research and technological advancement, the engine of our society.

The aviation sector's fuel efficiency improvements have slowed down since the 1970s 1980s due to the slower pace of technological development in engine and aerodynamic designs and airframe materials.

To solve it, Kamen turned to a very old technological idea the Sterling Engine, which uses an external source to heat gas contained in a chamber; pistons move as the gas heats and cools.

The presented results can also be interpreted as representative for the overall very high speed engines category (including MotoGP and F1 ones), being the air-breathing system layout mostly independent of engine technological level within this category.

The reduction of nitrogen oxide emissions remains among the main technological issues in engine design and has been traditionally based on empiricism, as the very details of the pertinent processes can not be probed either experimentally or numerically.

It aims to offer a detailed picture of the dynamics of the technological capabilities of aircraft engine manufacturers in relation to a specific and increasingly important engine subsystem, namely the control system.