Sentence examples for technologies to take from inspiring English sources

Why or why not? –Should physically challenged students be allowed to use advanced computer technologies to take the SAT's?

Daring to look further, Mr Nilekani imagines the system inspiring Indian service providers to develop new technologies to take fuller advantage of it.

Amazon is now expanding its R&D operations in Cambridge – two years after buying Cambridge-based startup Evi Technologies – to take advantage of the talent pool of academics and researchers in the area.

It will take time for those technologies to take off, though, in part because merchants typically have to upgrade the equipment at cash registers to accept payments by phone.

"Our auto companies are rising to the challenge building the next generation of American cars, but are doing so in times when credit conditions cripple the funding for the facilities and technologies to take the steps to the future," Mr. McCain, the likely Republican presidential nominee, said.

While a variety of technologies to take carbon out of the air or to regulate sunlight are being researched, at present by far the most likely intervention would involve blanketing the Earth with a layer of sulphate particles to block some incoming solar radiation.

INDUSTRY analysts also say it might take years for multitouch technology to take hold.

That would allow the technology to take off.Can it be done?

A discussion with Kenneth Cukier, Technology Correspondent of The Economist"The patent system allows transfers of technology to take place.

MSN, which uses Yahoo's search technology, is trying to develop search technology to take on Google.

However, for the technology to take off he believes it needs to be commercialised in an evolutionary way.