Because many wireless charging technologies bear either controversial or recognized health risks, it seems reasonable that the FDA might take a greater interest in these approvals over time.
Hence, each of the 'molecular portraits' of cancer obtained through high-throughput profiling (omics) technologies bears fingerprints, which in principle can be exploited to identify biomarker genes for diagnosis and prognosis, and to find suitable therapeutic targets.
How the waters got muddied by swimsuit technology bears plenty of study.
"Directional" drills guided by satellite technology bore miles down, turn, bore miles to the side and hit a target no bigger than a truck wheel.
But not only that – how we use language with technology bears very little resemblance to our grasp of grammar or ability to write properly.
A tired commuter routinely phones home as his terminal approaches; just so did the same technology bear the hostages' goodbyes beyond them.
At the library's flagship branch, at Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street, the Celeste Bartos Forum — a vast lecture hall that in 1987 was restored to combine its original Beaux-Arts splendor with late-20th-century technology — bears her name.
First, she brought up some previous testimony of McKay from last year, in which he confidently stated: "Today's off-shore oil-drilling technology bears about as much resemblance to what was available in the 1960s as a rotary dial telephone does to an iPhone".
Nothing is less stable than opinion, and nothing more liable to engender fruitless rancor; new technology bears a weighty responsibility for prolonging, even immortalizing, our merest verdicts, far beyond the guttering glow of their natural duration, and, worse still, for admitting those verdicts, however fleeting, as indictable evidence of character.
The finding, by the Jason panel, an independent group of scientists that advises the federal government on issues of science and technology, bears on the growing debate over whether the United States should ratify the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty or, instead, prepare for the design of new nuclear arms.
