Sentence examples for technology to move forward from inspiring English sources
According to Lisa Jackson, the EPA's head, "We have the tools and the technology to move forward today, and we are using them".
The ability for building information modelling technology to move forward and improve in areas such as indeterminacy could be facilitated by the incorporation of a more open-source application program interface (API).
Without a clear plan for moving forward, Strickland said, it's difficult for auto manufacturers — and the startups that partner with them to supply cutting-edge technology — to move forward with confidence and efficiency.
For cars read flying cars; for battlecruisers read space cruisers.Technological progress does not require all technologies to move forward in lock step, merely that some important technologies are always moving forward.
But technology tends to move forward — relentlessly, sometimes slowly, but rarely does it stop (unless it's the Concorde, which is still dismaying to me).
In all of these roles, there is the need to constantly keep up to date because technology seems to move forward at an ever-increasing rate.
While few, if any, nonspiral CT scan machines exist within the United States, the number of slices obtained at a time can still differ, and as technology continues to move forward, the number of millimeters between each slice may also change, improving the ability to see the vessel/tumor interface.
Solar energy will reach grid parity in more countries over the coming decade, but the story won't end there – it will keep getting cheaper, oil will keep getting more expensive and technology will continue to move forward.
In December 2012, the company relaunched its website, introducing a new, refined purpose in a memo that mentioned embracing "eBook and print-on-demand technologies" in order to move forward and survive.
And so, therefore, we've got to spend money and share technology as to how to move forward.
NSF has not yet committed to funding the work, but outgoing OSTP technology chief Duncan Moore hopes to "move forward even this year".
