Sentence examples for technologies to target from inspiring English sources

We believe a stronger comparison can be made between the myth and the moral dangers of employing precision guided munitions and drone technologies to target suspected terrorists.

Apart from these, several content developers such as Netflix and Amazon Cloud have adapted similar artificial intelligence technologies to target users and provide them with a selective assortment of relevant content based on their browsing history.

To reach the goal, experts agree that New Zealand will need a massive technological breakthrough — one that could involve never-before-used techniques like using gene-editing technologies to target animals' fertility or creating animal detectors that can "sniff out" rats just like a dog can.

We present a comparison of Solution Hybrid Selection (SHS) (Agilent SureSelect) and Flow Sorting (FS) capture technologies to target a chromosome of interest for massively-parallel sequencing.

The successful application of new approaches and technologies to target these antigens constitutes a new challenge in the evolution of antibody therapeutics in oncology.

The use of sequence capture technologies to target protein-coding regions in the human genome followed by high-throughput DNA sequencing (known as exome sequencing) currently provides a cost-efficient approach to discover causal mutations in patients with Mendelian disorders.

Other revenue-generating efficiencies were less immediately visible, like the ability, with digital technology, to target different demographics.

Their ability to use technology to target voters and get them to the polls is better than the Democrats'.

This, of course, would give more scope to prioritise ads, at a time when Twitter has admitted that its "direct response" technology to target ads is underperforming.

Governments are ill-prepared to combat the looming threat of "online murder" as cyber criminals exploit internet technology to target victims, the European policing agency warned.

Five more schools are scheduled to open by the end of 2017, in San Francisco, Manhattan, and Chicago, and the goal is to expand into other parts of the country, offering a highly tailored education that uses technology to target each student's "needs and passions".