Sentence examples for technology indicates that from inspiring English sources

The functionality of the proposed design, confirmed using Tanner tool with 0.35 μm CMOS process technology indicates that it has superior performance compared to previously reported designs.

Gwent temporary deputy chief constable, Lorraine Bottomley, said: "Evidence from other force areas which have used this technology indicates that its can increase the number of early guilty pleas and successful prosecutions in relation to incidents investigated by the police.

The empirical analysis of the expectations and strategies of three actors in the field of hydrogen and fuel cell technology indicates that changing actor strategies can be explained by rather volatile expectations related to different levels.

Analysis of spoofing attacks and anti-spoofing technology indicates that a receiver-spoofer is superior to other spoofing methods in terms of covertness and practicality, and its detection is difficult.

In this paper, a typical water flooded gas well was selected to illustrate this technology and the successfully application of the technology indicates that engineers could bring water flooded gas wells back to production by using this novel artificial lift technology.

An asterisk in the rightmost column (at the fifth technology) indicates that there are one or more other technologies with the same number of standards below the top 5. Technologies have been (globally) ranked T1 through T89 (see Appendix) based on number of times an organisation has contributed through editorship to a standard that is mapped to the technology.

Circuit simulations of the cell in 0.25-μm technology indicate that the design achieves a clock frequency of 200 MHz.

This last result raises doubts as to the leading role of technology, indicating that more needs to be done to understand the main determinants behind job polarisation.

A preliminary assessment of the sensitivity limits of the technology indicated that dpFRET was capable of accurately genotyping DNA from one single diploid cell equivalent.

Such consideration is based on a state-of-the-art analysis of the technology, indicating that technical and economical bottlenecks include pretreatment, saccharification and hexoses and pentoses fermentation.

Performance data obtained from field-scale demonstrations of the ISRM technology indicate that the method is effective for the remediation of Cr VI -contaminated groundwater.