Sentence examples for technology occupies from inspiring English sources
The circuit has been fabricated in the 0.35 μm AMS technology, occupies an area of 0.028 mm2 and consumes 14.5 μW from a 3.3 V supply.
The CSBGA package is targeted for the next generation of wireless systems, since this packaging technology occupies significantly less real estate than conventional packaging.
Thus, in terms of modeling techniques, the CMAP technology occupies an intermediate position between purely graphical methods and more quantitative models based on either ordinary or partial differential equations or stochastic formulations and it puts some limitations on possible mechanisms.
The system has been fabricated in 0.18 μm CMOS technology, occupying a total active area of 339 μm × 110 μm.
Ministerial office, in what were essentially technocratic positions beyond the frontline of partisan politics (postmaster-general and minister of technology) occupied the rest of the decade.
How is it, then, that men still control the most important industries, especially technology, occupy most of the positions on the lists of the richest Americans, and continue to make more money than women who have similar skills and education?
The Master's program prepares students for advanced work in areas of music where multimedia and technology occupy an essential role.
The story exposes the pattern by which the new era of technology mirrors the old power imbalance, readiness of abusers to transpose their old criminal habits to the cyberspace and empowered by the new technology occupy that space before children have even stepped into it.
Today, information systems (IS) and related information technologies occupy a prime position in our organizations.
Technologies occupying the space include wireless LAN's, some of the latest cordless phones and handheld devices that use Bluetooth, a standard being developed to enable gadgets to communicate without wires.
He is surrounded by newfangled technologies occupying more than half a million square feet of display space: drills stuffed with electronic sensors, underwater wells shaped like Christmas trees, mini-submarines and pipes, pumps, tubes, gauges, valves and gadgets galore.
