Sentence examples for technology trace from inspiring English sources

The Kryptor Compact Plus was an IMA system, based on time-resolved amplified cryptate emission technology (TRACE), which measured the signal emitted from an immunocomplex with a time delay.

Research into the technology traces its roots back to the 1940's alongside regular computer chip technology.

Pixar's history is deeply rooted in technology, tracing its lineage back to a division within Lucasfilm called the Graphics Group.

Ingenio's technology traces the effectiveness of advertisements by tracking phone calls made to businesses based on phone numbers used in ads.

In 1993, a private company seeking to license the use of electrospray technology traced its invention to Yale, when the university discovered that Fenn held the patent.

The idea was to continue to develop synthetic ecologies constituting different scales in space and time (history) by connecting ideas of new technologies tracing scalar energy patterns and environmental magnetism, with simple gravitational and mechanical concepts belonging to Copernicus and Newton. .

Geolocation technology can trace a signal to a given city block or building, but not necessarily determine where in the building the device is situated.

He prefers a so-called smart wall, the deployment of camera and drone technology to trace movement on the border, especially in remote areas.

9 P.M. (CNBC) TREASURE DETECTIVES In the first of two new series, Curtis Dowling, a fakes and forgeries detective, and his team of investigators use technology to trace potentially counterfeited artworks and antiquities.

Senator Schumer told me yesterday that if the investigators in the sniper shooting had been able to use this technology to trace the murder weapon at the start of the killing spree, the case could have been solved weeks earlier, and lives would have been saved.

Coming two months after the shooting death of Trayvon Martin in Florida, the wide-ranging discussion encompassed the proliferation of laws that make it easier to own, carry and use a gun; the role of gangs and narcotics; the characteristics of perpetrators and victims; and the need for more aggressive prosecution and greater investment in technology to trace and identify firearms.