Sentence examples for unconventional technologies from inspiring English sources

When American engineer William Le Baron Jenney designed the world's first skyscraper in Chicago in 1884, no one believed in his unconventional technologies.

In particular, alternative backup systems for battery charging or replacement could be designed taking advantage of unconventional technologies.

The production of tight oil soared from 30 million tons in 2011 to 96.9 million tons in 2012 in the USA by using new unconventional technologies (Du et al. 2014).

You're wondering, "So how much of the methane we're mining escapes into the atmosphere?" The answer is that no one knows, and finding out is complicated, because there are millions of oil and gas wells (many pump both) in the United States, and with "unconventional" technology (read: fracking) proving to be increasingly profitable, more wells are being drilled all the time.

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It claimed there could be more oil and gas from unconventional technology than all of the output so far produced from the North Sea.

"With the U.S being the leader of unconventional technology, you want to align yourself with operators that you think have done a good job in order to take those best practices overseas, or at the minimum know how to bid on those unconventional opportunities," says Michael Jacobs, an analyst at Tudor, Pickering, and Holt, an energy investment bank in Houston.

In this sense, the innovative and unconventional technology of FBSF might have generated high expectations in both investigators and patients and contributed to the high placebo response rate.

Any easing of American sanctions should be linked to tighter Chinese controls on the sale or transfer of unconventional weapons technologies.

Environ Health Perspect 123 689 696;  http://dx.doi.org/10.1289/ehp.1408855 New unconventional drilling technologies (horizontal drilling combined with hydraulic fracturing, called "fracking") are unlocking vast reserves of natural gas in the United States and around the world (Cueto-Felgueroso and Juanes 2013; U.S. Energy Information Administration 2014).

If the company is successful, it will have a lot to do with Palmer Luckey, the 20-year-old founder of the company, who seems to have wandered out of a casting call for unconventional, young technology entrepreneurs.