Sentence examples for technology entered from inspiring English sources

The most-advanced technology entered into Shetland's traditional way of life when a major oil terminal was built in the 1970s at Sullom Voe in the north of Mainland.

By the 1970's, funding dried up and the technology entered the period known as the AI winter.

Venture firm Vatera Healthcare Partners, with a history of investing in game changers (especially transformational technology,) entered the picture as lead investor.

n Computer technology allowing several people to work together on one project from different locations (see also electronic whiteboard) 1985 Dec 5 London Financial Times (Popik) 1995 Jun 2 Thomas Petzinger Jr Wall Street Journal B1/2 AT&T Corp., forecasting that "collaborative computing" would far exceed fax technology, entered the fray.

More than 200 companies representing a wide array of mobile and hardware technology entered TechCrunch Beijing's (organized with TechNode) startup competition, but VMFive stood out with AdPlay, which lets users demo an app before purchasing it with no pre-installed software or SDKs required from developers.

Members of "generation Y" (or millennials) were typically born between 1982 and 1996, when personal technology entered most households and child rearing favored encouragement over scrutiny.

Science and technology enter the exhibition in two complementary ways.

As a consequence we are witnessing these days how such technology enters our everyday life.

This is the transformational and dramatic effect of a superior technology entering an industry.

In going abroad, Indian companies are often looking to acquire new technology, enter new markets and secure resources like coal.

We're frequently asked how long it will be until we see Kitchen Sync technology entering the marketplace.