Sentence examples for technology is inadequate from inspiring English sources

Current technology is inadequate to resolve jets at distances greater than M87, or observed at higher energies.

Most of the fish sold locally is produced by small operators whose scale of operation and technology is inadequate for export production.

With growing evidence that Russian cyberwarfare technology was used to try to influence an American election, it is increasingly apparent that current computer-security technology is inadequate.

However, current technology is inadequate in its capability to measure accurately the viscoelastic properties of living tissues, thus limiting progress in the medical field.

Sailing ships and diesel-powered vessels are a good way to travel Earth's oceans, but the technology is inadequate for distances 100-times greater to get us to the moon in a few days.

The main factor that causes mismatch between a patient and potential technology is inadequate evaluation and assessment of the patient's needs and preferences [ 1, 15].

Accordingly, the traditional experiential method and single computer-aided technology are inadequate.

Speaking before the home secretary's conference speech, Bristow argued that cybercrime posed a threat to Britain's national security and way of life, and that powers he had to investigate criminals using modern technology were inadequate and needed boosting.

Even those that can't make the transition to the new technology may decide that the opportunities offered by the repositioned old technology are inadequate and choose to exit the business.

More recently, the FBI's own investigation into the September 11 attacks found that "on September 11 , 2001 the Bureau's information technology was inadequate to support its counterterrorism mission", noting further that "[t]he FBI's legacy investigative information system, the Automated Case Support (ACS), was not very effective in identifying information or supporting investigations".

"Words and concepts such as globalization, environment, technology are inadequate for understanding what is happening in the world today, for comprehending the lived experience of human empire". What gets left out is us the human beings who create and deploy and use the devices, systems and markets that so much define our world.