Sentence examples for technology senior from inspiring English sources

Street crossers also play a role in this web of technology: senior and disabled citizens, for instance, receive radio frequency identification cards that will keep the crossing lights on for them – along with the free high-speed internet every Singaporean gets.

It may therefore be possible to reduce the environmental impacts associated with trace elements if the concentrations of key trace elements in coal are reduced by coal preparation technology (Senior et al. 2000).

"I was really excited at the prospect of joining such a great early stage team, and by its initial focus on deploying in communities who stand to benefit among the most from this technology – senior citizens," Erlich told TechCrunch via email.

"[Parthus managers] are sticking their necks out on a lot of these technologies," says Allen Nogee, senior technology analyst at Cahners In-Stat Group.

"New Yorkers have very real concerns about the NYPD's adoption of intrusive surveillance technology," NYCLU Senior Staff Attorney Mariko Hirose said.

"They efficiently developed a three-stage long-range missile by using their existing Rodong and Scud missile technology," a senior military intelligence official said Sunday, briefing reporters on the condition of anonymity.

Omobola Johnson — Nigeria's former Minister of Communication Technology and Senior Partner at TLCom Capital — thinks Interswitch is still ripe to go public.

In order to address the gaps in surgical training of medical students at MUHAS, we created, implemented and evaluated a low-cost surgical skills curriculum using limited technology for senior medical students carrying out their surgery clerkship.

Lack of awareness and shallow knowledge about energy and renewable energy technologies among senior students in faculties of engineering are identified, at present, as main results obtained in this field investigation.

An additional practical conclusion of this research is that, when specific humanitarian technologies reduce senior staff presence in the field, agencies would do well to give local staff a bigger voice in (individual) security management decisions.

With the goal of designing appropriate communication technology for seniors and their relatives experiencing this situation, we conducted interviews and evaluated scenarios and prototypes to reveal the practical ways they maintain emotional ties despite the distance.