Sentence examples for virtue of technology from inspiring English sources

This is a reasonable enough suggestion, as FISA was not meant to constrain exclusively foreign surveillance, which only ran afoul of the law in virtue of technology that did not exist in 1978.

The logistics and technicalities involved in making this happen are possible by virtue of technology's integration into agriculture.

We live in an age in which belief in the virtues of technology is ascendant, everyone and his dog wants to be a dot-com and greed is entertainment.

After extolling the virtues of technology, Mr. Gates was asked by a member of the audience whether Microsoft's extraordinary prosperity was threatened by companies like Sun Microsystems Inc., which believes that computing power should reside in networks rather than on desktop computers.

Enough extolling the virtues of technology.

Another virtue of the technology, Wang said, is that it uses existing technology already in use in the data storage and semiconductor industries and because of that, he added, "It can be made relatively cheaply". "It is the same sensor you are using in a hard disk drive to read a hard disk back," he said.

The virtue of the technology is that it lets scientists create designer plants that don't have foreign DNA in them.

In principle, there is no reason why competition should diminish liquidity; the great virtue of computer technology is that it makes it simple to link together different pools of liquidity to avoid this.

I mean for instance, we can now, by virtue of new technology actually get all the energy we need in North America without having to go to the -- the Arabs or the Venezuelans or anyone else.

In virtue of preconditioning technology, we propose a preconditioning CQ algorithm for an extend split feasibility problem (ESFP).

The applicability and virtue of semantic technologies in drug safety have been illustrated in several applications.