Sentence examples for technology milestones from inspiring English sources
Work on the SIM project required scientists and engineers to move through eight specific new technology milestones, and by November 2006, all eight had been completed.
The fifth of the technology milestones required the demonstration of the Microarcsecond Metrology Testbed at a performance of 3,200 picometers over its wide angle field of regard.
The technological development phase of the mission was completed in November 2006 with the announcement that the eight, mission-technology-milestones set by NASA were reached.
In the review/audit of the command center's application of surveillance technologies, Milestone pointed to the use of surveillance tech to "[prevent] incidents before they happen," which sounds an awful lot like pre-crime.
This chapter provides an overview on the progress of display technology including milestones such as flat-panel technologies and consumer electronic devices (e.g., laptop computers and mobile phones).
Many of these funds are earmarked specifically for clinical trials or prototyping and product development, and can provide critical funding to build significant traction and hit major technology and product milestones before seeking the next round of VC money.
Miguel Nicolelis, who led the research team at Duke University in North Carolina, said the technology was a milestone in his group's bid to restore natural movement and fine control to paralysed people.
The chapter then explains the history and evolution of bioprinting technologies, highlighting remarkable milestones during the last decade.
Mobile communication is a milestone technology that has brought people a kind of universal convenience otherwise unattainable.
The number of big CCS projects has doubled since 2010 to 22 and the technology passed a milestone this year with the start of the first coal-fired power plant equipped with CCS, the Global CCS Institute said earlier this month.
UV cross-linking and immunoprecipitation (CLIP) is a milestone technology invented by the Darnell Laboratory in 2003 [4].
