Sentence examples for technologies found that from inspiring English sources

A study conducted in New York by Credent Technologies found that over 12,000 iPods, laptops and USB drives were left behind during a 180-day period.

John Bucek, the college's executive director of information technologies, found that the price tag would be as much as $150,000, not including labor.

A recent survey by Deloitte of "aggressive adopters" of cognitive technologies found that 76% believe that they will "substantially transform" their companies within the next three years.

The Heschong Mahone Group, a California-based consultancy that specialises in energy-efficient building technologies, found that sales were as much as 40% higher in stores lit with skylights.

The G.A.O., which studied 25 boilers at 14 plants with advanced technologies, found that, in some cases, mercury emissions had been reduced by as much as 90percentt at an average cost of $3.6 million, or pennies a month on consumers' electric bills.

The 2017 Deloitte State of Cognitive survey of U.S. executives with a high level of AI awareness and operating within the companies that are most aggressively adopting AI and cognitive technologies found that the most popular objectives involved using AI to improve existing products and services, make better decisions, create new products, and optimize business processes.

Now, a new study of these so-called carbon dioxide removal (CDR) technologies finds that the strategy would have only a minimal impact.

International, a Silicon Valley research group that specializes in technology, found that game-based play could raise cognitive learning for students by as much as 12 percent and improve hand-eye coordination, problem-solving ability and memory.

"An internal British Telecom report on a secret trial of an ISP eavesdropping and advertising technology found that the system crashed some unsuspecting users' browsers, and a small percentage of the 18,000 broadband customers under surveillance believed they'd been infected with adware," says Wired blogs.

A report from Georgetown Law's Center on Privacy and Technology found that more than 117 million adults are captured in a "virtual, perpetual lineup", which means law enforcement offices across the US can scan their photos and use unregulated software to track law-abiding citizens in government datasets.

Lio et al. (2005) in Pennsylvania, in a study entitled power generation in Fed-Batch MFC as a function of ionic strength, temperature and reactor configuration, and Brastad et al. (2013) in the United States of America, in a study aimed at water softening using MDC technology found that higher number of ions results in greater electrical conductivity (Lio et al. 2005, Brastad and He 2013).