Sentence examples for usual technology from inspiring English sources

The usual technology trends -- faster, cheaper and better -- have made notebooks more attractive and affordable.

Among the stocks leading the major indexes lower were the usual technology suspects, including Cisco Systems, Oracle, Qualcomm, JDS Uniphase, Veritas Software, Hewlett-Packard, Intel and EMC.

But Mr Skilling insisted precisely that he wanted a sharp commercial mind, and not the usual technology booster, in charge of the revamp.So Mr McConnell set up a committee to decide on common technology platforms across the global company.

He chose the Japanese company Hoshizaki, which, in the mid-eighties, had made a spirited, almost revolutionary, assault on the rather stagnant ice-machine market, rethinking and simplifying the usual technology to produce a cube that is widely thought to be a little clearer than others and less likely to be joined to its neighbors as it leaves the machine.

Reviews from the usual technology pundits are good measuring sticks, but they often lack the perspective of the average user.

Table 1 Assessment scenarios   No policies – only fuel price Business as usual Technology investments Demand regulation Generally-accepted energy supply forecast A-1 A0 A1 A2 Worst-case energy supply forecast B-1 B0 B1 B2.

Sony is also explicitly targeting 'STEAM' learning, with the 'A' in the acronym standing for 'Art', alongside the more usual Science, Technology, Engineering and Math components, which sets Koov apart from some less flexible learn to code gizmos in the market.

This paper discuss an approach to integrate RFID technology within usual engineering curriculums by stressing its link to usual disciplines such as industrial, electrical and computer engineering.

But whatever it is, it will be swayed, as usual, by technology.

As usual, the technology sector took the lead yesterday, with the Nasdaq composite index down 7.2percentt, led by a 13percentt decline in Cisco Systems.

England initially sought International Cricket Council clarification over the Trott decision, and it is understood their concern related to the unavailability at that moment of all the usual Hotspot technology and the method by which the third umpire, Marais Erasmus, was able to overturn Dar's initial not out verdict.