Sentence examples for technologies explicitly from inspiring English sources

By the way, this publication uses "smart paper" with patented steganographic technologies explicitly designed to track unauthorized scans or photocopies of my column.

THERESIA includes energy technologies explicitly like existing bottom-up models and generates inter-temporal optimization solution.

In addition to technology explicitly designed and built for innovation, Google has a well-considered organizational and cultural strategy that helps the company attract the most talented people in the land and keep them working hard.

In at least one case in Florida, a police department revealed that it had decided not to seek a warrant to use the technology explicitly to avoid telling a judge about the equipment.

Hirtle: I knew that very few of the things that cultural institutions want to do with new technologies are explicitly authorized in copyright law.

Examples of novel research are also presented that go beyond current and dominant technologies by explicitly incorporating into their designs elements to (1) reduce the use of harmful and depleting material inputs, (2) maximize space, time, and energy efficiency, and (3) holistically design nanoparticles through eco-effective solutions.

Recommendation 10 calls for the development of new enabling cancer technologies and explicitly points to the need for computational platforms that connect several layers of biomedical data.

These technologies are explicitly designed to change the user's attitudes or behaviors during an electronic interaction using methods of persuasion or social influence (see the article by Muench).

For this reason, Progmet, Georgiou and Westbrook suggested that implementers and adopters of such technologies should explicitly address questions about why and how the mobility of these devices is expected to improve care delivery and to support the work of clinicians [ 34].

The oblique perspective sees research terminology as a by-product of technology and explicitly pays attention to how the technological ambiance conditions the emerging discursive world.

But the technology is explicitly marketing itself as a means of social evasion, and this seems to account for its appeal.