Sentence examples for technology which permits from inspiring English sources

Speech-recognition technology, which permits automated responses to telephone calls, is also faring well.

KPN Mobile will be the first company in Europe to introduce the i-mode technology, which permits users to send and receive e-mail, play video games and check bank accounts via cellphone.

Apple's multitouch technology — which permits control gestures with one or more fingers or thumbs — and which is now also being explored by a variety of other companies, including Microsoft, Hewlett-Packard and others, is a much more direct way to interact with a computer.

Correction: December 19 , 2002 Thursday An article in Business Day on Tuesday about the Pentagon's efforts to limit the expansion of the so-called WiFi technology, which permits wireless access to the Internet, referred incorrectly to an effort by Intel to use it.

The technology, which permits the exchange of short notes over the Internet, is a likely forerunner to a next-generation phone system when audio and video become widely available online.

These signatures are customarily detected using Surface-Enhanced Laser Desorption/Ionisation (SELDI) technology, which permits the mass spectrum of a specific subset of serum proteins to be compared between cancer and non-cancer patients using various pattern recognition programmes.

This event was aided by technology, which permitted the live-streaming of the sit-in via Periscope, which we could all watch in real time on our smartphones.

These two platforms differ on thermal engine (heating block technology based on the Peltier effect versus heat exchange technology which permit more rapid thermal ramp rates than blocks).

Through virtually all of their history, humans have lived in societies small enough for everybody to know each other, with simple technology which permitted them to affect only their immediate surroundings, and only in the immediate future.

Magnetic particle technology presents a potentially valuable tool for tissue engineering which permits the delivery of highly localised mechano-inductive forces directly to cells.

Progress in metagenomic sequence analysis has been driven by the development of next-generation sequencing technologies, which permit cloning-independent and low-cost sequencing analyses of metagenomes.