Sentence examples for technology to recognise from inspiring English sources

Samsung, Canon and Sony Electronics have added a range of bells and whistles, including Wi-Fi connections and technology to recognise and zoom in on children's faces, with which they hope to lure back their lost customers.

"We use OCR technology to recognise wines on a menu and offer the best pairing advice.

However, with improving technology to recognise molecular subtleties which separate particular treatment responses, new opportunities for tailoring therapeutics will become available.

Illumina adapted its BeadArray technology for genotyping to recognise bisulphite-converted DNA for the interrogation of DNA methylation (Bibikova et al, 2011).

Today, the technology is only able to recognise two simultaneous taps, not enough for a basic three-note chord.

Snocap's technology would allow Universal to recognise songs swapped on a network and send its users a bill if the service agrees to embed the software.

Unlike other technology companies, Pinterest appeared to recognise early on that the images posted by its users could also be damaging.

The technology can be taught to recognise what certain objects are by "reading" millions of images.

You don't have to be a dyed-in-the-wool luddite to recognise that technology can be a two-edged sword.

Agency: Grey (New York) Director: Peter Zluszka This eye-catching commercial from the Netherlands appears to recognise that technology has got a little ahead of our needs.

But it is possible to recognise that technology can change the world without accepting that the big gains will come to investors; history suggests that consumers tend to receive most of the benefits in the form of lower prices.