Sentence examples for technologies for the same from inspiring English sources

And antitrust authorities should welcome cryptocurrencies and blockchain technologies for the same reason.

The pricing for BAM, meanwhile, remains the same as for the credit-card scanning technology involved with Netswipe – in other words, Jumio is rolling out two technologies for the same price as what it used to charge for one.

If a sub-par technology such as the polygraph is condoned for child sex offenders in social policy, it is conceivable that a similar future awaits contiguous brain-based technologies for the same offender group.

In conclusion, SnoopCGH is a powerful visualization and analysis tool for those analyzing CGH data and discovering SVs genomewide, and has potential utility for those using new sequencing technologies for the same purpose.

Given two technologies, we considered all the B. fulgida ORFs recovered by both; then we computed the correlation of the per-amino acid sequence coverage depths obtained by the two technologies for the same ORF.

Big corporations are embracing Internet technology for the same reason -- because it is an important tool for overhauling the way they do business, not because it requires much real risk-taking.

In other words, the television and film production industries are adopting digital technology for the same reasons that other parts of corporate America have done so -- to streamline the way they do business.

Today electronic technology is replacing mechanical technology for the same reasons.

We need to bring in a new class of players on the playing field of technology who will create new technology exclusively for solving social problems and adapt the existing technology for the same purpose, without any thought of making personal profit out of this.

The aim of this study was to investigate the extent of duplication of published Health Technology Assessment HTAA) reports, on the same technology, for the same indication; using positron emission tomography (PET) for lung cancer and Hodgkin's disease as a case study.

Many of these devices are operating in crowded unlicensed bands, where different wireless technologies compete for the same spectrum.