Sentence examples for technology rendering from inspiring English sources

The new network would use the latest "fibre to the home" technology, rendering Telstra's existing infrastructure of copper wires obsolete within five to ten years.

However, the model's popularity as an on-road vehicle has waned and it has been overtaken by legislation and technology, rendering some features illegal or, at best, out of date.

The option of injecting CO2 sequestered from the power plant process into almost depleted oil fields appears attractive for a utility investing in IGCC technology, rendering such a plant configuration as likely cost-competitive.

That bounty was recently increased to $50,000 and to date, 1,000+ security professionals and experts from institutions including MIT, Stanford and Harvard have tried unsuccessfully to break its encryption technology, rendering it "unhackable", says the startup.

Spending on mitigation may be diverted or contested by these groups, and there is also the possibility of the fragmented and unproductive acquisition of health technology rendering it less effective in a few years e.g. through ARV resistance.

Has technology rendered the 2nd Amendment to the US Constitution obsolete?

It feels like a natural extension of your Robot Wars, your Knightmares – cutting-edge technology rendered lacklustre by people in green khaki bottoms.

With technology rendered suddenly and drastically unreliable, he's no longer able to manipulate her; someone else all too easily can; and the precariousness of their bond is rendered grossly apparent.

The experience takes moments from samurai legend — in which wild slashing or icy precision, or both, win the day — and updates them in a setting where technology renders the human body almost obsolete.

GPS technology renders an excellent basis for x, y, z location measurements (Case 1989; Lunetta et al. 1991).

I would like to think that an even newer technology rendered George's ideas obsolete — at least temporarily.