Sentence examples for technologies coming up from inspiring English sources

"There are technologies coming up which will give speeds up to 1 Gigabit per second (Gbps)," he said.

King has been one of the first to experiment with new technologies, coming up with online serial novels and the first downloadable e-book, Riding the Bullet.

Next, I asked if there were any technologies coming up that would help phones more accurately determine your location.

A spokesman said: "As other [renewable fuel] technologies came up, we looked again at whether jatropha was going to be the best biofuel source that could be scaled up.

If new technologies come up, it's not going to be the case that robots will take over and we'll have a world with no freedom or consciousness.

That is when a technology leader is most susceptible to a disruptive technology coming up from the bottom.

But the animators Martin Meunier and Brian McLean worked with Mr. Selick to adapt the technology, coming up with a wide variety of facial expressions by computer, then printing them out to be applied to the heads of the models.

I'm sorry to be long-winded about this, but the decision as to how and when to proceed on what course toward that second option has not yet been made, and I'm not going to say something to forestall any of the president's options or the test of the technology coming up soon.

There's a big jury trial in technology coming up and it begins September 6th in Los Angeles.

In places like Manhattan, advanced technology comes up against aging infrastructure and space constraints, forcing servers and generators to use whatever space is available.

In places like Manhattan, advanced technology comes up against aging infrastructure and space constraints, pressing servers and generators into whatever space is available.