Sentence examples for though this technology from inspiring English sources

Even though this technology has made things easier, I still look to the old-fashioned way of tasting to confirm the numbers.

Increases in yield could result from advances in genetic engineering of algae so that they are better able to compete with contaminants, though this technology is currently far from implementation.

Though this technology was never designed for exchange of music files online, and Fraunhofer was not the company that even conceived or popularized the idea, Fraunhofer decided to step in and rightfully enforce its patents.

Facing the concern of health risk, the toxic pollutants emitted from incinerators have attracted much attention from environmentalists, even though this technology is capable of reducing solid waste volume and demand for landfill areas, together with plenty of energy generation.

Though this technology is being incorporated to reduce emissions and improve workability by lowering the production and compaction temperatures of asphalt mixtures without significantly affecting their mechanical properties, the influence of WMA additives on the properties of crumb rubber modified (CRM) binders has not yet been clearly identified.

Varjo wants to take on companies like Magic Leap, Microsoft and Meta to create mixed reality headsets that build upon its display technology, though this technology isn't really suited for transparent display systems like waveguides so it would still rely on pass-through camera displays to pull of the mixed reality.

Potentially the most exciting aspect, though, is that this technology makes it possible to create an entirely new range of structures and parts.

First, they'll be able to repurpose cashier labor to assist customers so they buy more and to keep shelves stocked, though eventually this technology is likely to eliminate a lot of jobs.

With luck, though, the technology will rise above such interference.

Because of the cost, though, the technology is more likely to appear first on aircraft.

This article originally appeared on VICE UK.