Sentence examples for technology which relies from inspiring English sources

It's a photo-etching technology, which relies on very expensive equipment used for micro-engineering products.

That technology, which relies on a service of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, will soon be available in a new version for televisions as well.

Mr. Kapor said Chandler would offer this kind of performance to smaller organizations at much lower cost by using so-called peer-to-peer technology, which relies on the users' PC's and eliminates the server.

After investigating complaints about BT's use of Phorm, the British information commissioner, Richard Thomas, concluded Phorm's technology, which relies on anonymous "cookies" and tracking of individual Web movements, had adequately eliminated ties to individual users.

The most difficult part of building the technology — which relies on coding languages Solidity and Python — was making sure that the smart contract securely and correctly transfers value between "wallets," Pooja Kale, Masters in Computer Science '19 said.

Whether or not he had partly dislodged the wing against a kerb earlier in the lap may never be known, but the effect of its absence was an indictment of the latest technology, which relies heavily on downforce – the effect of air passing over the car and its aerodynamic appendages.

But as his crude technology, which relied on exposures for each color, fell into disuse in the last century, the photographs were accessible only as black-and-white prints or as negatives of the individual color separations.

Knowledge-based technologies which rely on a formal model encapsulating knowledge about a domain of discourse, can be an enabler for increasing reactivity and robustness of future factory automation systems.

They also use proprietary technologies which rely on you having a receiver that is from the same manufacturer as the transmitter.

There are LIDAR technologies, which use lasers to illuminate a target and measure the reflected pulses with a sensor; camera technologies which rely on — well — camera technologies; and radar, which uses electromagnetic waves to detect objects.

Hypomethylated CpG sites which exert control on gene expression may have implications for methods such as methylation-specific PCR and array technologies which rely on the methylation status of a small number of CpG sites in order to determine a given genes methylation status.