Sentence examples for technology to pick from inspiring English sources

"The technology to pick up underground movements and simulation technology has really improved in the last two decades, so the risk is much lower".

Using in-vitro fertilization, then using even newer technology to pick and choose from the resulting embryos, they each spent years trying to have a baby whose marrow was guaranteed to be an ideal genetic fit.

The technology to pick up the tracks of elusive neutrinos has continued to improve since the first official detection in 1956 at the Savannah River nuclear facility in South Carolina.

James Webb, the firm's managing director, does counter that "relying solely on technology to pick out specific data points would run the risk of the exclusion of certain people who may not have presented the information in a specific way", which is why the human element in recruiting frequently outweighs the data.

His favorite piece of technology to pick on, without question, was the BlackBerry.

The only way I can think of how to do that is to use technology to pick produce and other perishables.

The debate here over the ethics of using new technologies to pick the sex of a child echoes one that has been going on in the United States since the American Society for Reproductive Medicine recently endorsed the use of in vitro fertilization techniques to help parents determine the sex of their second child, so long as it's the opposite of the first child.

Face mapping technology used to pick out the faces of militants and paramilitaries wearing masks has been used in Northern Ireland to identify suspects and secure convictions.

Mr. Leo, 38, works with a co-manager, George J. Gilbert, and four technology analysts to pick the 60 to 85 stocks that the fund holds.

The technology designed to pick up radio-listening patterns and match them against demographic information is the creation of an Alaris partner, MobilTrak, which is based in Chandler, Ariz.

The age of medical technology began to pick up momentum around the First World War, and with it came the age of specialization and a decline in General Practitioners.