Sentence examples for technologies reach from inspiring English sources
"It's less about a disruptive technology and more about moments when the linkages among a set of technologies reach a point where it's feasible for them to change lots of practices," he said.
And every few years several separate technologies reach the point where a product that packs them successfully together defines something altogether new.
The power units which are now being built in the pulverized coal-fired (PF) technologies reach a capacity of the order of 1,000 MW.
As New York City's Chief Technology Officer Miguel Gamino described it: "Our challenge and responsibility is to ensure these technologies reach and benefit all New Yorkers, not merely a select few".
With final production versions of VR hardware and software being readied for market launch, it is now clear that the market is rapidly approaching a cusp, a tipping-point of transition now occurring as VR technologies reach a critical mass of functionality, reliability, ease-of-use, affordability and availability.
In order to ensure that only the most effective and cost-efficient imaging technologies reach or remain in clinical practice, CER will play a critical role in evaluation of future diagnostic technologies.
These technologies reached a level of development which makes feasible their widespread deployment.
Trend analysis and technology mapping, like IT consulting firm Garter's Hype Cycle, anticipates the timeframe of emerging technologies reaching mass adoption.
The International Energy Agency (IEA) has defined three generations of renewable energy technologies, reaching back over 100 years: * First-generation technologies emerged from the industrial revolution at the end of the 19th century and include hydropower, biomass combustion, geothermal power and heat.
The global market for cancer profiling technologies reached US$26.1 billion (€20.3 B) in 2012.
Only recently have epigenomic profiling technologies reached the stage at which large-scale studies are becoming feasible.
