Sentence examples for technology competing from inspiring English sources

Technology competing against technology.

Nor is a biocatalyst always the best available technology: competing chemical technology must always be evaluated alongside it.Screening (ie, distinguishing useful catalysts from uninteresting ones, or the best of a good crop) is a critical part of discovery.

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Electronic technology competes ever more for the younger generation's disposable income.

Its technology competes with one called global standard for mobile communications, or G.S.M.

His scorn for patents is widely shared by many innovators in Silicon Valley, especially open-source software developers, whose technology competes with products from companies like Microsoft.

The putative business model of the internet age is the garage band, the plucky underdog cottage business that can, by canny use of information technology, compete with the big boys and win.

They also provide an opening for a revival in industrial R&D focused on improving processes as current technology competes with newer and revived options to address market needs.

Paramount said last Monday that it would exclusively support one of two technologies competing to replace standard DVDs.

This will also ensure that product innovation follows a pre-determined path and we are less likely to see divergent technologies competing for market share as with Betamax versus VHS and Blu-ray versus HD DVD.

Contributing to clean energy's problems are the number of technologies competing for a market that isn't growing fast enough.