Sentence examples for technology leap from inspiring English sources

The technology leap is not that great, so this time it's more about services and as such the target market is a bit vague.

From here, it's a short technology leap from McDonald's kitchens and supermarkets in to your home.

It would be a major technology leap for the company.

Doers and doings in business, entertainment and technology: Leap of faith: Gateway Inc. Chairman Ted Waitt, who founded the bovine-motif computer maker on an Iowa farm, took a 92% pay cut by his own choice in fiscal 2001, and for the second consecutive year received no bonus, according to a U.S. regulatory filing on Tuesday.

"I'm really happy with Treo Pro — it's a technology leap from a device design and capability standpoint, enhancing Palm's presence in the Windows Mobile realm," said Wasif Malik, senior systems consultant, Student Educational Services & Mobile Solutions, Ohio State University Medical Center.

Technology leaps forward.

The guidelines instruct managers to tailor acquisition strategies to avoid "technology leaps of unknown cost or timing," the Pentagon said.

Such a craft does not exist, but no big technology leaps are needed since NASA did this more than 40 years ago when astronauts landed on the moon.

The April 8 Chess column discusses the new blight of cheating in chess tournaments ("As Technology Leaps Ahead, Concerns About Cheating Grow").

Beating beneath the discussion is a steady pulse of fear that once the technology leaps from apprentice to creative independent agent, robots could cause mass unemployment, bring about a dystopian society and steal our very reason for being.

Technology leaps are expected especially in nanotechnology, biotechnology and information and communication technology – also affecting transportation and mobility.