Sentence examples for various technological tools from inspiring English sources

Neither do they have that game's longevity – some can take a couple of minutes once you're up to speed with your various technological tools – but they're more dynamic than anything in previous Ubisoft games.

And like a lot of other music fans, I've spent the last decade gradually sealing myself off by deploying various technological tools that allow me to wallow in my own pre-existing taste.

Especially encouraging here is how the authors' vision for the world's poor — better medical care, clean water, more food, more education, all possible with the various technological tools we now have or soon will have — adds up to a deeply humanistic case.

In many ways, this kind of continual engagement is easier with Millennials, because companies can use various technological tools to reach them.

The second group of studies (N = 17) in Table 2 applied various technological tools, including synchronous and asynchronous tools to peer review in writing.

This refers to individual competence in the use of various technological tools (e.g. "I know how to use programs to plan my study time (Google Calendar, etc).".

Various companies are experimenting with technological tools to assist in security, for example, developing a ring that would, when tapped on a laptop or a phone, digitally authenticate the user without needing them to memorize complex passwords.

In order to limit the possibility that the external environment and/or certain psychological attitudes can influence, whether consciously or unconsciously, the way referees act, thereby allowing them to make systematic errors, proposals have been set forth from various sides concerning the use of technological tools to improve referee performance.

Presented here are considerations devoted to the development of a software tool, a preliminary condition for the analysis of various technological aspects directed towards the enhancement of WCDMA (Wideband Code Division Multiple Access) technology by implementing SON (Self Organized Networks) functionality.

Especially with the growing momentum of digital tablets and various "ebooks" (such as Amazon's Kindle), many publishers feel threatened by the technological tools that might overthrow them.

His forthcoming book co-authored with philosopher Evan Selinger, Being Human in the 21st Century: How Social and Technological Tools are Reshaping Humanity (Cambridge University Press), will examine techno-social engineering of humans, various 'creep' phenomena and modern techno-driven Taylorism.