Sentence examples for the technology reference from inspiring English sources

Long-term evolution (LTE) is becoming the technology reference for 4G cellular networks, as it is increasingly adopted by all major operators all over the world.

The study analyzed the differences in productivity over time based on Malmquist Total Factor Productivity (MTFP) index taking the year 2007/08 as the technology reference (see Table 7).

The Malmquist productivity index was applied to analyse the changes in productivity over the 2010 2012 period, and the year 2010 has been taken as the technology reference.

Of course, nearly 20 years later the technology referenced is outdated, so the concept of a bunch of high-school students making lasting social change is evidently a little silly.

The Science Payload and Advanced Concepts Office (SCI-A) at the European Space Agency ESAA) conducts technology reference studies (TRSs), hypothetical science driven missions that are not currently part of the ESA science programme.

But while the many technology references also seem meant to remind the reader of Thomas Pynchon's use of similar motifs in "Gravity's Rainbow," Mr. McCarthy's reliance on them feels both derivative and contrived.

Under the scenario of multiple relay nodes and multiple eavesdropping nodes, the relay adopts decode and forward technology; reference [11] first adopts the finite rate feedback scheme to study the resource allocation of the wireless source node.

With the invention and subsequent rise in personal computing, tech heavyweights increasingly gobbled up tech start-ups sometimes with the primary initiative of possessing their proprietary technology (reference Oracle).

The interstellar heliopause probe (IHP) is one of ESA's technology reference studies (TRS).

The distributed propulsion aircraft has been compared with both a current technology reference aircraft and an advanced turbofan powered aircraft of 2035 technology.

ESA technology reference studies are used as a process to identify key technologies and technical challenges of potential future missions not yet in the science programme.