Sentence examples for technology whereby from inspiring English sources
We have modern technology whereby they can work around their computer, with hours to suit, so it is possible that we may get more people".
He developed a technique using recombinant DNA technology whereby DNA could be injected into the nucleus of mammalian cells, greatly enhancing the effectiveness of gene transfer.
Porous burners are an advanced combustion technology whereby a premixed fuel/air mixture burns within the cavities of a solid porous matrix.
The organisational dimensions and design criteria of the bone technology, whereby simple flakes were used as insets in slotted tools, did not have to change in this process.
The Korean technology, whereby skincare and makeup is packaged beneath a cushion and released only when a sponge is pressed down on the porous surface, is popping up all over the western market.
They presented visions of technology whereby strapping on a VR headset (or, as in The Matrix, being imprisoned in pods and hooked up to a computer network by human-farming machines) enabled people to explore virtual, computer-generated worlds.
Clearly, complete PV coverage is infeasible with post-construction installations, but not with newer technologies whereby the roof is an integrated solar panel19,20,21.
The implementation of the presented solution is based on open technologies whereby the kernel of the application is formed by SciLab/Xcos environment.
Jin-Song Xiong and colleagues of Nanjing Agricultural University, China, review the potential of new 'genome editing' technologies, whereby enzymes break DNA at selected sites, stimulating internal repair processes which can change the DNA sequence.
We have a very unique value proposition with Engage Technologies whereby we can enhance the click-through rate of targetable and untargetable ad inventory.
This is based on the notion propounded by Linstone & Turoff regarding new technologies, whereby "the ability to communicate, coordinate, collaborate and fully participate with others is the new online order" [42: 1718] that reinforces our choice to use an online survey.
