Sentence examples for tricky technology from inspiring English sources

Of course, Tellme greatly depends on tricky technology used to recognize voice commands and generate speech from text.

Owned by Nucor, the No. 2 U.S. steelmaker, and three European partners (Thyssen Krupp Stahl, Usinor and Voist-Alpine), the mill will be one of the first to put into commercial use an exceedingly tricky technology called strip casting.

And high profile bets or not, the question of whether a notoriously tricky technology can be made to stick this time around remains very unclear.

But NFC could actually make those famously tricky technologies easier to use, Chhor says.

The team still has to make a working prototype of their waveguide, which physicist Neil Broderick of the University of Southampton, United Kingdom, points out will be tricky using existing technology.

In spite of the huge market opportunities, however, historically it's been tricky for foreign technology businesses to gain significant traction inside the Eastern power.

Even the theft of cash would become a much trickier affair.Clearly, the technology would have huge privacy implications.

But the display technology remains tricky.

Speech-recognition technology is tricky, however, and depends a lot on the quality of the audio available.

Scott Sutherland Brokerage: Wedbush Morgan Securities Industry Computer Software and Services Rankk: No. 9. Trying to find reasonably valued names in a tumultuous industry like technology is tricky business, but over the past three years Scott Sutherland has been up to the task.

New technology is always tricky to master; new rocket technology can be some of the trickiest of all.