"We need a uniform technology within our borders," said Representative Brian J. Flaherty, deputy Republican leader of the Connecticut General Assembly.
The most popular information sought from bar codes includes "where to buy, what do others think, advice on usage and nutritional information," said Cameron Green, spokesman for GS1, a nonprofit association that works to establish uniform technology standards.
The purpose of this paper is elaboration of uniform technology for carrying out of all stages of flight control system designing.
In addition, such frameworks commonly provide a uniform, technology-independent programming interface and as such enable decoupling the application from database specifics, facilitating co-evolution of the application and the database, and supporting the migration towards other databases.
Christopher is more skeptical about the immediate growth potential of so-called in-home VR (this is what Oculus will seek to popularize with its headsets next year, and is what gets many film types excited), in part because more uniform technology platforms have not yet been worked out.
One reason America has fallen behind in wireless communications technology is that carriers in the United States have not established a uniform national technology standard, as they have in Europe, where regulators and companies agreed to adopt a single format: the global system for mobile communications, or G.S.M.
Florida's 67 county election supervisors, meeting for the first time since the disputed presidential race, called on the Legislature today to adopt uniform voting technology throughout the state.
Lewis A. Grossman, a law professor at American University in Washington, said that to be safe from having their election results challenged, officials would be wise to have uniform voting technology throughout their states.
The laser surface hardening has been carried out using uniform beam technology.
Our analysis thus far has shown that energy savings can be achieved by using non-uniform frequency technologies.
