Sentence examples for technology besides from inspiring English sources
3D cities might look pretty, but what are the actual benefits to this kind of technology besides swooping virtually over San Francisco or London to show off a smartphone or tablet?
At the very least, their progress also underlines the fact that there are many approaches to driverless technology, besides Google's.
With the development of science and technology, besides the influence of manual manipulations, the parameters adopted for electroacupuncture have become the benchmark of stimulation quantity.
No new Google+ toolbar has yet to debut from that exit yet, but who knows where Google is taking the technology (besides Google+ of course).
In measurement technology, besides the photogrammetric method, terrestrial laser scanning and modeling technology are densely used in architectural documentation and cultural heritage studies.
The lack of a complete mobile solution, Weemo's founder and CEO Thomas Cottereau believes, remains a major roadblock for wider adoption of this technology (besides the fact that IE and Safari don't support it either).
As we indicated in our previous research [2], when considering the whole picture, it is evident that the latest technologies besides technical benefits, increased capacity for new services and higher quality of service, bring also a higher system cost.
Several fields of mechanical engineering besides robotic technology, such as material properties, material development, and mechanical vibration, collaborated in the project.
At the time, neither Sergey Brin nor Larry Page, the company's co-founders, had much formal work experience in the technology industry besides the work they were doing at Google, which they started in 1998.
In this paper, we have looked at an extension to this technology, where besides multicell processing, partial cooperation is allowed at the MS level as well.
Certainly, considering Jones background as an entrepreneur (who has successfully sold a number of technology companies besides Myspace), Science could be an attractive place to incubate an idea.
