Sentence examples for winds of technology from inspiring English sources

Now, the winds of technology are shifting those sands.

Now, the winds of technology are shifting those sands.

Banks and insurers are especially vulnerable to the winds of technology.

But it's easy to accuse Nokia of complacency at a time when there were plenty of warning signs the winds of technology change were whipping up a storm.

Adding to pessimism was a sales warning by Motorola, the big mobile phone maker, which helped knock the wind out of technology stocks.

Since many technology stock bulls were counting on a pickup in chip orders ahead of the crucial back-to-school season, the company's announcement took the wind out of technology stocks.

But Dale Vince, now 53, has amassed what is almost certainly a fortune beyond his wildest imaginings from a new-age kind of technology, wind turbines (thus confirming all the worst suspicions of the previous generation of critics).

Drug development is more marathon than wind sprint, the kind of technology project at which Venter excels.

This paper studies the impact of high penetration of wind generation technology on dynamic stability of power networks.

The objective of the current paper is to prioritize aforesaid five error groups in the selected wind farms based on the following four criteria: a. Impact of error removal on turbine performance (IETP): A hindrance for potential investors in wind energy is constituted by the economics of wind technology.

Denise, on the other hand, has failed to get herself stuck anywhere meaningful at all: she's too flighty, too blown by the winds of twenty-first-century technology, which lacks limits (of time and form) that might make it meaningful.