Sentence examples for technology command from inspiring English sources

Stand-alone telecom-gear makers, especially those with great technology, command far higher valuations than carriers.

Stand-alone makers of telecom gear, especially those with great technology, command far higher valuations than carriers.

Today TI is the world leader in DSP technology, commanding 47% of the market.

The frontiers of physical science and technology commanded attention dur­ ing the last two centuries.

As technology commands an increasingly large share of the economy, it makes sense for the firm to raise more cash because there are simply more opportunities to deploy it, according to Parekh.

His pronouncements about the future of radio communications, universal energy and robot technologies commanded front page news but with successive wars and the Great Depression his utopian dreams drew ever further from reality.

It's fascinating to see the tremendous variety of new technologies commanding the attention of IT managers.

"The company is likely drawing from its flight systems, cyber technology, and command and control resources". Howard Rubel, an analyst with investment bank Jefferies, said in a note to investors Monday.

"All sectors of society are increasingly reliant on smart technology to command and control the tools that it uses to work, play and live," he said.

Especially for NATO members hailing from Central Europe, sharing privileged technology or command authority with Russia is tantamount to letting the fox in the hen-house.

"It's important to have a work force with the right skills, the ones that meet the standards that information technology companies command," Mr. Lukken said.