Sentence examples for technological instruments from inspiring English sources

Finally, technology use was evaluated by asking questions about use of simple technological instruments such as remote controls, credit cards, and computers [ 35].

Accordingly, legislative and technological instruments have been implemented to reduce the amounts of marine plastic debris.

In this paper, we are aiming at providing a complete, platform independent, framework, for the remote control of high technological instruments in extended enterprises.

The particular forms of greatest interest to McLuhan and his followers were those associated with the sophisticated technological instruments for which young people in particular display enthusiasm namely, motion pictures, television, and sound recordings.

Scherrer plans to pursue a research career in biophysics and explore biological systems by harnessing his academic backgrounds in physics and engineering, and his penchant for developing technological instruments.

By means of mobile technological instruments, opportunely deployed within the environment, it is possible to collect data representing the knowledge to be inferred and give a reliable rate for both visitors and exposed artworks.

"The Internet should be an open source for freedom of speech, and the role of an ISP is to be a neutral technological tool of access, not an instrument for collecting information from customers," he said.

We are a global community of men and women, as ethnically diverse as humanity itself, using some of the most sophisticated technological tools and instruments currently available, and as advanced mathematics as needed to address complex natural problems.

This critical inquiry is organised according to foundational categories that have defined the energy transition - 'renewable' energy resources, markets, economic instruments, technological demonstration, spatiality ('scale') and temporality ('horizon(s)').

In the past few decades, solid waste management systems in Europe have involved complex and multi-faceted trade-offs among a plethora of technological alternatives, economic instruments, and regulatory frameworks.

It is difficult to predict how the field will develop beyond 10 years from now, but it will be guided by technological advances in instrument design to improve the frequency of repeat observations at optimal spatial and spectral resolution for different land surface objects and changes.