Sentence examples for technology introducing from inspiring English sources

Trained first as an engineer and then as a European diplomatic historian, Tom defined the vocabulary of the history of technology, introducing key concepts such as technological momentum, styles of invention, systems, and social construction.

Wilson was quick to capitalize on new technology, introducing ever more innovations, such as telephone bidding and, at a charity auction in 1966, satellite links.

As our goal was to design a SNP array for use with the Illumina Infinium assay, we also limited our selection to SNPs that were likely to perform well (assay design tool (ADT) score ≥0.75) with this technology, introducing a second bias toward less polymorphic genes, because this score is lower when the flanking sequences contain SNPs.

Moyes does not want video technology introduced as a means of eradicating diving.

One of the earliest true smartwatches was the Microsoft SPOT (Smart Personal Object Technology), introduced in 2004.

Goal line technology, introduced at the World Cup in 2014, does its job.

The answer lay in another piece of leading edge technology, introduced only a week before.

Hands-on projects in wearable technology introduce girls to mechanical design and electrical engineering.

"Every new wave of technology introduces new security exposures," said Richard Hunter, managing vice president at Gartner Inc., a research firm.

Its design and construction are descended from technology introduced by the original Hex Ride sneaker in 1988.

An unreliable technology introduced too soon could hamper self-defense or lull owners into storing guns carelessly.