Sentence examples for technology is drawn from inspiring English sources

Technology is drawn across borders to countries like Mexico; or to Poland and Hungary, neighbours of the European Union; or to coastal China, Singapore, Hong Kong, the port cities of South-East Asia and the coastal states of southern India.

Here she takes a darker view, arguing that today's technology is drawing us away from social fulfillment.

The latest golf-apparel technology is drawing influence from other high-exposure sports like skiing and endurance training.

These contradictions are discussed from the perspective of Activity Theory and their implications for the design and implementation of technology are drawn.

An entirely new design incorporating the latest dreadnought technology was drawn up by J.R. Perret, the head of Elswick Ordnance Company, and approved by the Brazilian government on 20 February 1907.

The investment in efficiency technologies is drawn from the extra $28 billion that Congress gave DOE this winter as part of the $787 billion stimulus package.

Watson said: "The age of inflexible and polluting technologies is drawing to an end and power will increasingly be provided from clean, renewable sources".

Implications for researching mobile technology use and for designing mobile technologies are drawn.

In geography, attention to 'the material' is becoming increasingly important in theory and practice, speaking within a world where humans, nonhumans, artifacts, and technologies are drawn together in complex relationships.

A list of essential childbirth-related health technologies was drawn from World Health Organization guidelines for preventing and managing complications associated with the major causes of maternal and newborn mortality globally.

Additionally, the technology of printing biomaterials is drawn upon drug delivery systems, which have also become an essential technique in tissue biofabrication in recent years.