Using Canesta's technology, hand-held devices like the Palm Pilot and cellphones could project a keyboard, in flickering red light, onto a desk or table.
For years, scientists have been trying to develop a chemical nose that mimics the capabilities of a canine, but still admit that when it comes to detecting explosives, dogs beat technology hands down.
It can increase the amount of Facebook solicitations I receive and the amount of free technology handed to me by mysterious strangers.
After working for many years in tele-comm sales for different companies, she was hoping to realize her dream of becoming a Network Administrator and getting a chance to work with the technology hands on.
This EDCTP networking has successfully created graduate study programs in Sub Saharan Africa, transfer of technology, hands on research training in the field, expanded network partnerships, and continued scientific exchange [ 2].
Instead, they had to rely on nineteenth-century public-health "technologies" (hand washing, avoiding close contact with others).
The present study concerns the environmental impact assessment of a glass-reinforced plastic yacht built with two different technologies: hand lay-up technique and vacuum infusion.
The maker of plastic bricks has found a way to make technology work hand in hand with its more traditional toys.
This technology goes hand in hand with our expanding knowledge about the molecular pathologies of cancer, immunological, and infectious diseases.
And our millennial students and their ever-present personal technology go hand in hand--literally.
Self-realization and technology go hand-in-hand.
