Sentence examples for technologies succeed from inspiring English sources

But if the technologies succeed in delivering so much extra capacity, why would carriers need more spectrum?

In this paper, we investigate the construction of markets for clean technologies by examining the mechanisms through which new technologies succeed (or fail) to be transformed into goods that are both environmentally and economically valuable.

Richard Pasewark, president at Cymfony, will become chief executive at Visible Technologies, succeeding Kelly Pennock, who is leaving.

None of these wonder weapons or technologies succeeded in their moment, or as advertised, but that fact stopped none of them from embedding themselves in our American world.

The 'I told you so' crowd doesn't want to see technology succeed," Mr. Silberman, 35, said.

Yet, he utterly rejects Chu's skepticism and feels prepared to make his company and technology succeed.

Third-party apps for Glass, e.g. LiveStream, tried their best to compensate but in the end, there was no easy way to make this revolutionary technology succeed.

It will be the quality of the first VR games and applications that will decide whether the technology succeeds.

Determined efforts in the 1980s to shrink the state, together with closer integration due to trade and technology, succeeded only in slowing the rate at which government continues to expand.

The search for Fossett was called off in early October, after an intense operation involving rescue planes, ground vehicles and satellite technology succeeded in finding other missing cases from up to 40 years ago but failed to locate him.

While the cost to truckers and feasibility will determine which technology succeeds commercially, reducing environmental and human health damage is their primary purpose: and determining which one does that best is not simple.