Sentence examples for the technological breakthroughs from inspiring English sources

The technological breakthroughs that made bitcoin possible, using cryptography to organise a complex network, fascinate leading figures in Silicon Valley.

"It's definitely cutting into the business of midrange, mom-and-pop studios, and it's only going to get worse with all the technological breakthroughs," he said.

"Where are the Autobahns, where are the new airports, the technological breakthroughs, the five million new jobs?" Georgiy Kasianov, a historian at the Ukrainian National Academy of Sciences, said to me.

German, died 1916 The most gifted artist in the futurist movement, Umberto Boccioni created intensely dynamic images – such as his striding figure Unique Continuities in Space – that are powerful similes for the technological breakthroughs of the new century.

Even if the firm's laboratories produce the technological breakthroughs, she says, marketing and sales teams may be reluctant to embrace them.Lorraine Bolsinger, the head of Ecomagination, agrees that Six Sigma emphasised "execution and frowned on deviations from the plan", and that the new project departs from this way of thinking.

But even if USA-17 raced just twice and cost an estimated $40 million to build, some of the technological breakthroughs clearly have been carried forward, with Oracle choosing to defend the Cup in San Francisco in smaller but still powerful 72-foot, wing-sailed catamarans.

The technological breakthrough of the Sapsan is that the train has no locomotive.

But perhaps the biggest change is the technological breakthrough that now allows America to produce large quantities of shale gas.

The technological breakthrough came when Mr. Defoort joined a line of young Internet entrepreneurs to pitch their products to the new studio.

"In the midterm, up to 2030, we cannot see the technological breakthrough that will allow us to get rid of nuclear power," said Masakazu Toyoda, chief executive of the Institute of Energy Economics, Japan.

Although if she starts a new job or participates in government programs in your state, some official might — will, we hope — notice that she is simultaneously working in another state, suggesting either fraud or the ability to travel at hyperspeed, which, if the latter, could be the technological breakthrough America needs to be a country of robust innovation (not like that ridiculous Segway).