Sentence examples for the attraction of technology from inspiring English sources

Though the pay-per-view programs didn't attract many viewers, they attracted the right one: Comedy Central's Ms. Liebling, who appreciated the humor as well as the violence in the contests, and also understood the attraction of technology to young audiences (the median age for "BattleBots" viewers is 27).

But psychologist Tanya Byron, who is among a panel of experts taking part in the series, Bedtime Live, which will allow people to call in via video to the show and ask for help, said it wasn't about blaming parents – rather that family downtime was being eroded by the demands of work and the attraction of technologies, and that sleep was being lost as a result.

He says that the low-energy component of BLE is a significant part of the attraction of the technology: services like GPS-based location technology not only are less accurate in terms of location granularity, but those and other wide-area wireless signals tend to work patchily in stores, and they are also drain the batteries.

Lentell says that he sees the attraction of the technology to a company like Facebook – a lot of his users use the social network through his app, particularly the messaging function, which he says replaces SMS in a lot of cases.

"One of the attractions of this technology is that it's very scalable".

Negative experiences, unsupportive environments, and the attractions of new technologies have made it increasingly challenging to keep women engaged in sport.

The competing discourses of responsibility reveal the attraction of seeking to develop such technologies through multidisciplinary teams.

High-throughput technology has the attraction of being new and big but the failing of lack of adaptability means that projects that require detailed coverage of a candidate region at an exhaustive level may require a combination of large-scale with a small-scale follow-up of difficult regions to sequence.

High-throughput technology has the attraction of being cheap, fast and comprehensive but for projects that require detailed coverage of a genomic region at an exhaustive level they may require a combination of large-scale with a small-scale follow-up of difficult regions to sequence.

Hence the attraction of leaving north London.

Hence the attraction of a depreciating dollar.