Sentence examples for technologies connected to from inspiring English sources

Highbury Primary School, Portsmouth: purchase new large screen technologies connected to video conferencing so pupils can create self organised learning environments (SOLEs) and a classroom in the cloud.

For much of the 1980s the development of text-processing sensory technologies, connected to personal computers, led to a closer equality between the educational services of the able-bodied and people with disabilities.

District energy systems have the potential to decrease the CO2 emissions linked to energy services (heating, hot water, cooling and electricity), thanks to the implementation of large polygeneration energy conversion technologies, connected to a group of buildings over a network.

was delivered to one of the ears for 1 h through a closed field magnetic speaker (Tucker-Davis Technologies) connected to a custom made speculum.

A volume of 20 μl from each sample was loaded into the chromatographic system consisting of a C18 preconcentration cartridge (Agilent Technologies) connected to a 15-cm-long, 100 μm i.d.

The wireless devices communicate using Bluetooth technology connected to small printers that hang on conductors' belts and spit out yellow receipts about 3 inches by 2 inches.

With a wireless Internet technology connected to the display, "you could talk into your display, it talks to your cellphone in your briefcase, and you get an image of what you want".

"They're like a baited hook that has technology connected to it so when the bait is taken, a message is sent to our vessels and they'll attend those lines immediately.

"It just makes sense that the piece of technology, connected to the Information Highway, will transform the financial lives of all it touches," stated Ignacio.

Factgem's technology connects to any data source or system and provides an intuitive sandbox capability.

Judging from pop culture indicators, our society is becoming increasingly sensitive to the way technology connects to us on an emotional level.