Sentence examples for test of technology from inspiring English sources

Beam is a test of technology to construct soft-sided space habitats with walls made of fabric instead of metal.

Mass., said yesterday that it had successfully completed the first test of technology for providing high-speed Internet and video services over standard power transmission lines.

Officials also speculated that the test might have been intended more as a political signal than as a test of technology.

"And it's more than a test of technology," he added, because "the bet here is selling air time to the media agencies that buy air time" on television.

North Korea has defied international warnings and launched a long-range rocket that the United Nations and others call a cover for a banned test of technology for a missile that could strike the US mainland.

The latest haul of freight aboard one of the company's Falcon 9 rockets includes an inflatable module that is to be added to the International Space Station, a test of technology that could provide ample living space for astronauts on future deep-space journeys.

When NASA's next-generation rocket, the Space Launch System, heads for its first practice orbit around the moon (a launch which is facing delays), it will carry 13 cubesats, some as tests of technology and others as science experiments.

President Nicolas Sarkozy of France is already talking about the possible need for even tougher measures against file-sharing, calling for tests of technology that filters unlicensed music and movies from the Internet.

President Nicolas Sarkozy of France is already talking about even tougher measures against file sharing, calling for tests of technology that filters unlicensed music and movies from the Internet.

Pyongyang said the rocket had successfully put an Earth observation satellite into orbit, but the US and its allies believe the regime uses satellite launches as covert tests of technology that could be used to develop a missile capable of striking the US mainland.

The companies will be "monitoring the testing" of technology developed by Worn Again that separates fibers and removes dyes and other chemicals that prevent textile recycling.