Sentence examples for technologies to accommodate a from inspiring English sources
People proved far more resourceful in expanding food production, tapping new veins of natural resources and inventing technologies to accommodate a growing population than Malthus dreamed possible.
A new trend in construction is the emerging technologies to accommodate personal indoor robots moving among occupants and assisting them.
Future work will incorporate CMOS operational amplifier (op-amp) technologies to accommodate large voltage fluxes in many MEMS devices, and implementation of our approaches into a user-friendly code.
The advent of nanotechnology has paved the way for an explicit understanding of stem cell therapy in vivo and by recapitulation of such in vivo environments in the culture, this technology seems to accommodate a great potential in providing new vistas to stem cell research.
In the case of SBGrid the required technical elements are relatively modest (see Box 2) and are based on widely available and established technologies flexible enough to accommodate a broad range of research computing needs.
Oops! "These technologies are designed specifically to accommodate a 28.8 modem, and this is not the future," says Brian Hinman, an ex-PictureTel executive and now chief executive of Two-Wire, a home-networking company.
And technology has eagerly leapt to accommodate a new demographic group: gadget-loving children.
Cognitive Radio is an emerging technology to accommodate the growing demand for wireless technology via dynamic spectrum access to enhance spectrum efficiency.
The news cycle has condensed into one endless loop, and with it has come a endless stream of technology to accommodate it, or fuel it, since it is hard to say which came first.
The company will also have a network of repeaters, and it will employ similar technology to accommodate brief coverage lapses.
Use HDMI technology to accommodate copper cables at lengths up to 50 feet (15 meters) without requiring a repeater or an amplifier.
