Sentence examples for technologies to be embedded from inspiring English sources

The chapter outlines the case and discusses lessons learned from it with respect to the socio-technical design of personal health technologies to be embedded as part of clinical treatment.

That would allow the technology to be embedded in hard-to-reach places where no power line is available, such as inside infrastructure, clothing, and even living organisms.

"While the Chromecast device is the first instantiation of Google Cast, we expect the technology to be embedded in a range of hardware from our partners in the future," Google noted in its announcement today.

It is becoming obvious that smart energy is an issue of technology developments but at the same time more than that since all the technologies have to be embedded in a network.

He will have to deal with the state's vulnerabilities in industries like telecommunications and technology, once thought to be embedded in New Jersey's DNA.

We will in the following emphasize the context of the system where the technology is likely to be embedded in and focus on current trends, developments and actors that tend to play a role in the genesis of fully automated driving (see Fig. 2 for a graphic overview of the scenarios with regard to their actual players and their assumed ambitions).

That in turn could accelerate the speed at which software radio technology becomes inexpensive enough to be embedded in most radio devices.

Switzerland-based Lemoptix — which develops technology that enables micro-projectors to be embedded in mobile phones, automotive heads-up-displays, and low-powered wearable displays — has raised an undisclosed new round of funding from existing investors and new strategic investor, Swisscom Ventures, the venture arm of the Swiss telco.

People are nostalgic for the old technology but we constantly struggle not to be embedded in the past.

Eventable, meanwhile, is focused on bringing marketing to your calendar — its technology can be embedded in display ads, introducing an "add to calendar" button that allows marketers to send updates and personalized notifications to consumers who opt in.

What we want to show is that there are risk considerations, and unavoidably, there are always specificities of the contexts where technologies will be embedded.