Sentence examples for technologies to make them from inspiring English sources

Healthcare systems can adopt these technologies to make them ubiquitous, adaptive, and intelligent, and then serve patients better.

These allow players to blend physical and digital play, by importing the characters (through digital communication technologies) to make them come alive into the video game world.

Moreover, they need their customers to adopt those technologies to make them commercially viable but the majors have proved gun-shy.The shift in innovation has been a boon to smaller oil companies, which are not so risk-averse.

But while a key part of the work is developing new technologies to make them marketable, the trust is also able to inform and influence at government level to develop or change regulations to allow technologies to flourish.

Now nearly every major data center in the world is running virtualization technologies to make them more energy- and cost-efficient.

Companies across the continent are developing inventions (or wholly new applications of technical knowledge); adopting existing technologies from other countries; or adapting existing technologies to make them suitable for African markets.

"We're seeing companies investing in technology to make them better, faster and stronger," said Katherine Spencer Lee, executive director of Robert Half Technology.

Now Hollywood is filled with young actresses, and there is digital technology to make them look good".

The trouble then was that while the concept was sound the technology to make them useful wasn't.

Computer systems in the United States are increasingly vulnerable to attack despite plentiful technology to make them secure, a report published by the National Academy of Sciences says.

Solid-state drives have been around for decades, but the technology to make them practical and affordable didn't emerge until 2008, when manufacturers like Intel, Toshiba, Samsung, Kingston, Corsair and OCZ began selling them for around $10 a gigabyte.