Sentence examples for technological limit from inspiring English sources

Perhaps Apple's reached a technological limit for now?

Researchers in both industry and academia have hoped they would be able to fashion switches as small as the size of a single molecule to someday replace transistors once the semiconductor industry's shrinking of electronic circuits made with photolithographic techniques reached a technological limit.

During the period under consideration, Argentina was never in actual autarky; however, it took its import-substitution strategy almost all the way to its technological limit.

However, the trend of performance improvement has found a technological limit: self-excited vibrations due to the dynamics of the system machine-workpiece-tooling (i.e. chatter).

To increase the radiation flux collected in the focus the creation of additional zones contributing to the first diffraction order is proposed, which terminate when their width reaches the technological limit of the used procedure.

Computational simulations have indicated that for certain plasma configurations in the steady-state operation, the ends of the divertor targets may receive heat fluxes beyond their qualified technological limit.

Due to the continuous demand for the miniaturization and integration of electronic devices for ubiquitous and digital convergence, system-on-package (SOP) technology is emerging as an alternative concept to overcome the technological limits of conventional technologies, such as system-on-chip and system-in-package.

In our opinion, this has mainly been due to a paucity of data, the methodological limitations of previous studies, and to the technological limits of previously available thermocameras.

Modern lightweight design concepts, like the space frame design and multi-material structures, have complex demands on joining technologies, and conventional processes are often pushed to their technological limits.

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has said that there are few fundamental technological limits to integrating a portfolio of renewable energy technologies to meet most of total global energy demand.

"Hard" technological limits are avoided, so that the reduced-size device is technologically feasible.