Sentence examples for the technological side from inspiring English sources

Science is often celebrated as the source of technology, and the technological side benefits associated with building large accelerators have been pervasive, including development of large-scale parallel computing technology, and the development of the world wide web.

On the technological side, at variance form the traditional telemonitoring of COPD patients, monodimensional in nature or, if multidimensional, based on cumbersome technological tools and procedures [ 20], our telemonitoring system was very easy to use: the patient had to do little more than wearing the device.

On the technological side, there is the increasing ease and decreasing cost of adapting technologies like USB, the low-voltage computer networking connection; the global positioning system; and Bluetooth to almost any use.

Dissension exists even on the technological side.

"I hadn't realised the technological side of it".

But in comparison with possible technological risks, these natural risks are comparatively well studied and, arguably, comparatively minor (the major source of uncertainty being on the technological side).

For his part, Fisher seemed to genuinely support E.M.M.A.'s efforts, saying, "it's really great to see women taking the initiative to involve others in the more technological side of music".

"The alarming thing is very few scenarios give the kind of future we want," says climate scientist Neil Edwards of The Open University in Milton Keynes, U.K. Both he and Rogelj emphasize the uncertainties inherent in the modeling, especially on the social and technological side, but the message seems clear to Edwards: "What we need is at the cutting edge.

Their expertise and vision will be invaluable to the selected companies, and give them the know how to overcome the obstacles they might confront, whether that be on the business or technological side".

From technological side, the fusion of many vehicle controllers and estimators on common fuzzy basis can get over numerical and linguistic uncertainties accompanying complex processes of vehicle dynamics and vehicle-driver-environment interaction.

That problem is compounded by the fact that the creative and technological sides of the industry remain dominated by men.