Sentence examples for technology now available from inspiring English sources
Considering the technology now available, the Salzburg, without doing anything, has developed a quaint, old-fashioned aura.
You urge New York legislators to favor optical scanners because they are "the best voting technology now available".
Yet with the technology now available, it should be possible to provide a more rounded, engaging experience.
He said his critics "don't understand the technology now available" to make such exploration possible without damaging the environment.
Industry and E.P.A. economists estimate that it would cost $40,000 to $70,000 to remove each pound of mercury, with the technology now available.
Better technology now available to the general consumer provides a way for older people, or others with impaired vision or dexterity, to use devices without strangers noticing anything unusual.
If anything, according to Paul Marotta, New World's managing director, the distribution of archival recordings should be improved, thanks to the technologies now available.
Privacy International hopes the Surveillance Industry Index will give academics, politicians and campaigners a chance to look at the type of surveillance technologies now available in the hope of sparking a debate about improved regulation.
Yet with the abundance of technologies now available to smaller companies, or single-person operations, it's not just the big names who are able to reassess the latent possibilities in production methods.
He made those concerns public this year in his latest book, The Future: Six Drivers of Social Change, in which he warned: "Surveillance technologies now available – including the monitoring of virtually all digital information – have advanced to the point where much of the essential apparatus of a police state is already in place".
Mr Beck believes that, with all the new imaging and analytical technologies now available, it would be better to create an exact replica of, say, the "Mona Lisa", for the public to admire, and to allow the original to age untouched.That may not be as far-fetched as it sounds.
