Sentence examples for technology that maps from inspiring English sources

We see varied attempts to interpret Stonehenge, including modern imaging technology that maps ancient roads.

The other is the "brain map" -- a technology that maps out every neural connection in your mind and then, effectively, stores your brain on your hard drive.

They have also built proprietary geo-fencing technology that maps a Foursquare check-in/iPhone user's location to an exact point on the map (and its related district/city/country etc).

Sensory Networks, based in Palo Alto,  was founded in 2002 as a hardware company, providing high-performance technology that maps networks by looking for patterns such as spam, malware and other types of intrusions, said Matt Barrie, one of the company's co-founders who is now chief executive officer at freelancer.com.

At the heart of The Not Company's work, like its incredibly well-funded, once-troubled US-based competitor Just (which was formerly known as Hampton Creek) is a machine learning technology that maps the similarities between the genetic properties of plants and their corollaries in animals. .

More recently, experimental techniques enabled by high-throughput sequencing technology that map the three-dimensional architecture of the genome, such as Hi-C and ChIA-PET, have revealed long-range interactions and cohesin-bounded megabase-scale chromatin domains [ 7].

The same remote sensing technology that will map the vegetation and terrain of the Virunga conservation area, where the gorillas live, could eventually be used to follow land-use patterns and search for natural resources in the entire country as it rebuilds, Mr. Mutaboba said.

Individualizing cancer therapy for molecular targeted inhibitors requires a new class of molecular profiling technology that can map the functional state of the cancer cell signal pathways containing the drug targets.

The latest invention is the Amazon Fire, a phone with four cameras to show images in "dynamic perspective" – technology that will render maps and photographs with a 3D perspective.

Bezos also revealed the device will use its four cameras to show images in "dynamic perspective" – technology that will render maps, pictures of clothing and other images with a 3D perspective.

fMRI can be defined as a technology that provides statistical maps of brain activation [ 6, 7].