Sentence examples for technology that turned from inspiring English sources

A reproductive technology that turned out to be unwanted.

A reproductive technology that turned out to be unwanted though it produced 215 babies, many of whom we meet.

More features were added to the inkjets, and soon hybrids of the technology that turned printers into fax machines and copiers emerged.

In Egypt, authorities shut down the Internet and cellphones, and employed technology that turned mobile phones into furtive listening devices, according to the guide.

Most important, I knew what I was looking for in a case that incorporated the magnet "technology" that turned the screen on and off.

The R.S.C. also brought in the Imaginarium Studios, expert in the motion-capture technology that turned its co-founder, Andy Serkis, into Gollum and King Kong onscreen.

MIT startup Renewlogy is working on technology that turns otherwise recyclable plastics into a low-carbon fuel source.

The Daily Telegraph and Daily Mirror are experimenting with technology that turns online photographs into adverts, reports the Financial Times.

But if you write too narrowly you may miss the thing about the technology that turns out to be truly valuable".

Using technology that turns nicotine-infused propylene glycol into an inhalable vapor, e-cigarettes smoke almost like the real thing, without the ashtray odor.

With Boggs, Metcalfe invented what has come to be known as Ethernet, the local area networking (LAN) technology that turns PCs into communication tools by linking them together.