Sentence examples for unite technology from inspiring English sources
TechCrunch's Disrupt conferences unite technology innovators, leaders and users to discuss the changing face of today's media and technology.
Although inspired by Stanford's new CS+X initiative – which allows students to study computer science in parallel with the humanities for a joint major degree – this course goes one step further, asking students from the two disciplines to collaborate on projects that unite technology and literature.
So for me, our program is an exciting unfolding of themes and story arcs that unite technology and humanity, pain and progress, and even life and death.
Armillion represents a move to unite technology, engineering and style, and tap into the growth area of men's jewelry, with one of the most exclusive wearables to hit the market.
The city is also a leading centre of multimedia production, uniting technology, music, and the visual arts.
(The museum expanded its focus and was renamed the Museum of Pop Culture in 2016). The city is also a leading centre of multimedia production, uniting technology, music, and the visual arts.
Where Erwin Sattler's timepieces would not look out of place in a 19th-century salon, the Austrian firm Buben & Zörweg, founded in 1995, unites technology and craftsmanship in futuristic-looking products like its new $200,000 Grand Aficionado, which combines a high-security safe with a clock, humidor, wine cabinet and iPad docking station.
Ovatemp co-founders say ONDO is actually a uniting technology for both Ovatemp and Glow.
United Technologies bought the Rocketdyne unit from Boeing for $700 million in 2005 primarily for its expertise in rocket engines.
Four firms control two-thirds of the global market: Otis, part of America's United Technologies; Kone of Finland; ThyssenKrupp, a unit of a German conglomerate; and Schindler, based in Ebikon, Switzerland.
United Technologies, citing losses at its semiconductor unit, said its second-quarter profit skidded 68% from a year earlier on a 2.3% decline in revenue.
