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Chandler, the Homeland Security spokesman, said a unit headed by Garza would "pursue rigorous operational testing and evaluation of candidate Generation 3 technologies to make an informed decision before deployment".

The oil shocks of the 1970s inspired him, he says, to pursue technologies to make a big car capable of 100mpg.

The energy bill will ensure we have a legislative framework enabling all of these technologies to make a positive contribution to our future requirements for cleaner, more secure energy.

Today the national multiplex operator, Digital One, controlled by GWR and cable group NTL, announce a £3m joint venture with UK firm Imagination Technologies to make a cheaper second-generation chip.

AFB is one of the first commercially available digital post-processing technologies to make a significant impact on the performance of time-interleaving ADC systems.

As 40% of the world's population (2.8 billion people) continue to cook on inefficient traditional cookstoves, there is considerable potential for clean-burning technologies to make a large global impact.

"We just didn't have the technology to make an accurate forecast and give adequate warning".

Walter R. Schoenknecht, owner of Mohawk Mountain in Cornwall, Conn., was one of the first to turn to technology to make an end run around nature in the winter of 1949-50.

As in the case of Europe After the Minotaur, digital projects can be fast-tracked through the company structure, using digital technology to make an impact that goes beyond just changing the way we read.

But one company, DoubleClick dclk, claims the wireless Web market is too new, with less than 15 million cell phone users globally, for tracking technology to make an impact.

I just knew that I wanted to harness mobile computing technology to make an impact in Africa.