Sentence examples for technology capitalizes from inspiring English sources

The acetaldehyde-inducible regulation (AIR) technology capitalizes on Aspergillus nidulans components evolved to convert ethanol into metabolic energy.

"The financial industry is a great place for 724 to build from because the technology capitalizes on the industry's demand for security," said Zohar.

"The financial industry is a great place for 724 to build from because the technology capitalizes on the industry's demand for security," says Zohar. "In order to support a strong market capitalization, however, these firms will need to leverage into different markets".

As Stahl explains, the technology capitalizes on the ability of the mouse's immune system to efficiently select, from among millions of antibodies generated, the ones that bind their target best, fold-up properly, persist in the blood, and have the best drug-like properties.

The article concludes highlighting success factors for transnational collaboration, including: combining local and global considerations; making effective use of digital technologies; capitalizing on cultural and national differences; and making the best of available resources.

However, Gibiansky says that Voicery has the advantage of being the first out of the gate with its technology that capitalizes on the machine learning advancements.

Mass Fidelity credits the three-dimensional sound to its special "Acoustic Holography technology," which capitalizes on a technology called wave field synthesis that ultimately left my ears a little unsure of where the speaker was actually placed in the room when I was listening to Adele belting out Hello.

But, according to analysts, EMC will benefit from the technology by capitalizing on the continuing shift to storage systems based on spinning disks from older tape technology.

By then, having mastered digital technology and capitalized on his intuitive marketing sense, Mr. Jobs had largely come to define the personal computer industry and an array of digital consumer and entertainment businesses centered on the Internet.

But using Loopt's G.P.S.-based technology and capitalizing on its relationships with mobile carriers, CBS Mobile wants to make it easier for advertisers to aim promotions at consumers more precisely as they walk by particular stores and restaurants.

While the changes are still being promulgated, we should be prepared for large changes in the ways that companies — particularly those in the technology sector — are capitalized.