Sentence examples for technology revealed from inspiring English sources

The radar technology revealed features up to three metres underground.

However, the technology revealed its double edge when men began using it not just to establish paternity but to distance themselves from the burden of child support once they could prove the absence of biological ties.

But, no matter how closely you watched the news reports or ogled Pantone's Web site, you never actually saw the color Emerald: the vast majority of televisions, computer monitors, and mobile devices are unable to display it, as Jeff Yurek, a communications manager at Nanosys, a company that makes color-display technology, revealed in a blog post.

A centre piece of the season of exhibitions and events will an exhibition at the David Livingstone centre on "The Nyangwe Diary: Shining New Light on Livingstone" which shows how modern technology revealed a previously inaccessible Livingstone diary, written on newspapers using ink made from a berry seeds but now faded and illegible.

Days earlier, in California, another portrait of a chastened spouse made news when facial-recognition technology revealed that a sixteenth-century painting commonly thought to be of Jane Seymour, the third wife of Henry VIII, more likely depicts her predecessor Anne Boleyn, who was beheaded on charges of treason, incest, and adultery.

Complete genome analysis using single molecule real-time technology revealed that the genome consists of a 5,120,146 bp circular chromosome and a 252,328 bp megaplasmid.

Technology reveals us to ourselves as we always in fact were: networked, distributed, laced with code.

But recent research using high-speed video technology reveals that there are a lot more to objects than user data.

The impediment to the medical use of genomes, however, is fast becoming not the technology but the ability to understand and interpret what the technology reveals.

Found in Australia, it further undermines ideas that Europe was the birthplace of technology, revealing people developed complex tools not long after they set foot in Australia.

The BBC is pressing ahead with plans to utilise new facial coding technology – revealing viewers' subconscious "emotional attachment" to programmes – after running successful trials.