Sentences with phrase «sometimes available technology»

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The tears and abrasions can be tiny, sometimes no more than 2 millimeters.But thanks to new technology available at four local hospitals, these minuscule wounds on victims of sexual assault are the telltale signs that Erie County prosecutors can now show a jury to take rape cases beyond matters of «he said, she said.

We must also be cautious about rushing to replace a technology with another like - for - like solution when other, more cost - effective, solutions are available that do a very similar and sometimes better job.

Sometimes this means learning to use the broadband you have to amplify and accelerate learning with the technology that is available.

Optional crash avoidance technologies sometimes add thousands of dollars to the cost of a vehicle and often are available only as part of more expensive packages.

While her clients are sometimes local, she often works with a dog and family «virtually,» using all of the technology available today.

Sometimes it's for the best, but other times you can't help but to imagine how great they would be in the modern day — especially with all the new technology that's available.

When it comes to islands that use batteries, a combination of different technologies is sometimes used to address short term, in minutes, and long term, in hours, of storage, to ensure that grid operation is reliable, and that electricity is available also when the sun does not shine and the wind does not blow.

We get excited about new technologies; sometimes we jump the gun, so it is great to find a product that is new, different and actually available.

Such digitization projects make a library's otherwise hidden and underused special collections available to researchers everywhere, helping define the library as a nexus of content and technology to facilitate research, sometimes in extraordinary ways.

With all of the advanced technology available in the ATS, sometimes it's simply used as a database for keeping track of applicants.