Sentence examples for technology prerequisite from inspiring English sources
In contrast, the modern lithium-ion battery technology, prerequisite for the everyday life practicability of most BEV, is related to very recent technical improvements.
To put it differently, wireless network technologies are prerequisite for coordinating data as well as linking up many diverse distributed sensing devices and computing components and enabling them to interact in the midst of a variety of hardware and software systems necessary for realizing smart urban environments for advancing sustainability.
Such technologies are prerequisite for the realisation of predictive biology at cellular and subcellular level.
Lepore takes on Clay Christensen's theory of disruptive innovation (outlined in his business bible, The Innovator's Dilemma) and confronts his admiring view of new technology as a prerequisite for success with the counter-view that disruption for its own sake is "devastatingly dangerous".
The full adoption of this technology was a prerequisite for the adoption of the internet access B1 and later high-speed internet B2.
The advancements in sequencing and genotyping technology were a prerequisite for the work described here, and further improvements in throughput of NGS instruments can be expected.
Current battery technologies are not suited for iontophoresis applications, hence, new battery technologies are a prerequisite to fully exploit the therapeutic advantages of iontophoresis.
Resilient information and communications technologies are a prerequisite for reliable operation of the smart grid.
Approaching LV remodeling with systems-based technologies is a prerequisite to address the complexity of LV remodeling.
The combination of high-throughput transcript profiling and next-generation sequencing technologies is a prerequisite for genome-wide comprehensive transcriptome analysis.
This will create "thing" interactions that present less friction between people and technology, which is a prerequisite on the march toward IoT ubiquity.
