Sentence examples for technologies control from inspiring English sources

Because of the privatization and deregulation of the international satellite business in recent years, along with the proliferation of advanced satellite technologies, control of the nation's television signals is by no means limited to the coterie of United States companies that the White House turned to last week.

The confluence of five technologies, control, computing, communications, software, and materials, is shaping the future direction of industrial automation systems.

These technologies control size, microarchitecture and pores interconnectivity in scaffolds, essential to transporting oxygen and nutrients for cell survival.

The design of a system or process has to deal with neutronics, thermal hydraulics, mass and heat transfer, and their consequences on heat deposition, materials structure mechanics, coolant technologies, control systems and operational procedures.

But the very success of the Internet is based on open standards, rather than technologies controlled by any one company or organisation.

In bottom-up technologies controlled precipitation of the solubilized drug is achieved by adding a suitable non-solvent.

With the GeoVector technology, control is given over to the user, who gets information only from what he or she points at.

— "Google loses technology control of Android," Mr. Anderson said, as Asian manufacturers increasingly develop unlicensed versions of Google's open-source operating system for smartphones and tablets.

The country's military personnel, law enforcement officers and White House officials rely on BlackBerry devices, making Chinese ownership difficult under the technology control restrictions in the United States.

"I found that sunglasses were always strongly associated with the glamour and power of modern technology, control of emotion, control of the body and control of interactions with others," says Brown.

This part is concerned with many complex problems of technology, control and operation.