The practical use of the turn-on technology was demonstrated by its application in determination of iodides in water, food, pharmaceutical products and biological samples.
An inaudible subtone tells the radio to turn on, using a variation of technology employed throughout Europe to activate car radios automatically during dangerous traffic situations.
Beyond controlling devices through more nuanced and natural gestures, rather than through a specific set of stylized actions, users could enable devices to auto-lock based on facial recognition technologies, or turn on and off depending on whether a user is looking at them.
Doers and doings in business, entertainment and technology: Tune In, turn on, pay up: A flurry of customers signing up to cable and Internet services has allowed Comcast to more than quadruple its profit for the first quarter.
The behaviour of participants who refused to install, turn on or use telehealth or telecare technologies could sometimes be understood in terms of protecting the boundary between the home and the clinic.
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Already there is the uncomfortable sight of lawyers massing in every swing state to dispute another election whose result may turn on faulty technology.The machinery of America's democracy is creaking.
Disillusioned by what he saw as an inability of European law to protect personal privacy he turned to technology, sitting on the board of directors for the Tor anonymising service and advocating the use of the Qubes OS secure operating system.
Its business has been built on a technology that turns on random genes in cells as a way of discovering novel proteins.
And since it's based on Intel's Viiv technology, it turns on and off like a regular piece of A/V equipment.
And with competition among translation firms fierce, many are turning to technology to steal a march on their rivals.
