Sentence examples for technology set up from inspiring English sources

Thomas J. Campana Jr., Michael P. Ponschke and Gary F. Thelen, the Illinois inventors who say they created the patented technology, set up NTP Inc. to protect the patents.

The researchers propose the reconfiguration concepts with the main objective of optimizing press brake utilization as determined by the set up bed length, multiple parts bent per set up, bending force, stroke height, bending technology, set up and r ramp up time, and number of strokes.

Knock Knock uses Beacon technology set up within certain fraternity and sorority houses at these schools so students attending a party at one of the houses or are looking to pledge can easily connect with those they met at the event and stay in touch later.

And they can attract foreign direct investment (FDI), so that a multinational enterprise with proprietary technology sets up production inside their borders.

In addition, the networks operated by Vodafone and AT&T Wireless are based on the same underlying technology, setting up possible economies of scale.

Mr. Hurd poached Mr. Mott from Dell just a few months after he arrived at H.P. Mr. Mott has been heralded as the master of data warehouse technology, setting up Teradata-based systems at Wal-Mart anDellll as chief information officer at those companies.

TCS rival Infosys Technologies set up shop in Shanghai, Mauritius and two Czech cities, Prague and Brno.

A survey of 28,000 companies found that immigrants were key founders in more than a quarter of all the engineering and technology companies set up in the U.S. between 1995 and 2005.

"In 10 or 20 years the modes of transport may not be that different - we will still have buses, tubes and trains," says Paul Zanelli, chief technology officer of Transport Systems Catapult, one of seven technology centres set up by the UK government.

He's very into technology and set up iChat (www.apple.com/ichat) for me so we can stay in touch.

Quest to Learn's most innovative piece of technology was set up in a corner of one classroom, looking something like an extremely wired stage set.