Sentences with phrase «just pieces of technology»

All are just pieces of technology that allow me to control my body (and therefore my time) and choose how it will be used.

Amazon's new marketing strategy seems to be showing that the Echo is more than just a piece of a technology, it's part of the family.

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It's just a little piece of technology used to make calls, right?

In an age when technology is driving economic change and innovation at an accelerating pace, investors aren't getting a piece of it; the TSX's exposure to tech is just over 3.5 %.

It just so turns out that once humans know how something actually works, they have the incredible ability to change it to how they see fit, as evidenced by the amazing piece of technology in front of your face.

Piece of turds religious tools can just fvck off and not use the technology that has been brought about by science.

Even if you just start with one new piece of technology at a time, it will be well worth it.

For all other times, modern technology has provided us with an amazing piece of technology that's often used, and just as often misused: video conferencing.

Now this comes from a, this piece of it comes from a 2003 paper by a planetary scientist named Jack Wisdom at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology; and what he discovered is that you can move, as you [were describing] through curved space by moving, [let's] say, your arms and legs, or if you're an alien as it is described in the article, a tripod alien — just for the simplicity of demonstrating how the movements are with, sort of, heavy feet and a ball at the end of the tail that helped to move the [weight] around, just to make it kind of simple to look through — you can move through curved spacetime without pushing against anything, and this is the key here.

«It's strong evidence, but it's just one piece of the puzzle,» Francesca DeMeo, a planetary scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who was not involved in the study, said.

Coauthor Ying Jiang, Ph.D from the University of Ontario Institute of Technology explains that nutrition equals low calorie in your brain, so tacking on just a few healthy pieces of fruit to a bowl of ice cream or a sundae can trick you into thinking that dish isn't really that bad for you.

But just because you and everyone else on the planet has similar pieces of 21st century greatness doesn't mean you can't add a little personal flare to your technology.

Throughout the piece, there are many references to just how antiquated the Muppets are, exemplified by a robot butler / chauffeur that is still stuck with old technology (such as a landline modem), and old terminology, too far removed from the advancements of today to even begin to grasp the changes — he offers the guests cans of Tab and New Coke.

One of the latest pieces of technology does just that, Virtual Reality (VR).

Smartphone integration technology is just one piece of Buick's commitment to keeping customers connected in a smart and simple way while driving.

The Transparent Bonnet Augmented View is just one piece of new technology Land Rover will reveal for the new Discovery family when the new Land Rover Discovery Vision Concept debuts in New York.

But the Q Inspiration is more than just a slinky piece of motor show eye candy; beneath the skin the concept features Infiniti's new variable compression ration engine technology (VC - Turbo) and a suite of autonomous pro PILOT driver safety systems.

HP has just announced a new piece of technology called IonTouch that utilizes E Ink.

We live in a world where technology now makes it possible to print more than just ink on a piece of paper.

It other words the Asus Transformer Prime is just a insanely well built piece of technology, clearly on par with TODAY's best & on par to what will be coming out.

(In 1906, she was already experimenting with that new non-book format for her books, though with the absence of digital technology, her best idea was still just a long, folded piece of paper that could be carried in a wallet.)

In an age when technology is driving economic change and innovation at an accelerating pace, investors aren't getting a piece of it; the TSX's exposure to tech is just over 3.5 %.

Technology that teaches Adjusting the parameters of your Class IV laser is just one piece of the treatment puzzle.

The Oculus Rift is a truly fascinating piece of technology, and whether or not it will even gain traction and become a true triumphant within the industry doesn't take away from the fact that's just plaing awesome.

As you unlock more advanced machinery you'll find yourself rebuilding and repositioning earlier contraptions to take advantage of being able to use just one or two pieces of technology rather than five or six, the higher process cost and larger size of the powerful machines offset by how much faster you can pump products through the line.

I was told that there isn't any specific piece of developed technology («We just have a really good coder») and the game is running on UE4, which is certainly promising to see what can be achieved at this early (ish) stage in the engine's life cycle.

When gamers first saw Ridge Racer on the Sony PSP they gasped in wonder — a true console experience on the go — but it turned out that not many people wanted that; not just because PSP was more expensive, but because (to a lot of people) it just felt weird to sit on a bus with this ostentatious piece of cold, sleek gaming technology.

In NPR's piece When Patents Attack, the Planet Money team explores the world of Patent Trolls — companies that buy up large collections of patents just so that they can sue other companies who produce technology that might be covered under these patents.

His works, including the new pieces in It Takes a Million Years To Become Diamonds So Let's All Just Burn Like Coal Until The Sky Is Black solo exhibition, are often inspired by technology, how it alters our perceptions of the world and how we process information.

Konarka Technologies and Air Products have also just received a grant from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) to develop a transparent, flexible solar panel that could be placed on a piece of glass or integrated into a window.

So when I say «energy innovation» policies, I'm not talking about a silver bullet, I'm talking about a suite of policies from R&D, demonstration, financing, deployment, and market - based that not only develop the clean tech we need, but creates a competitive market for them, and get those technologies to market quicker than if left alone.My concerns shared in the post are those that ignore the innovation piece and assume, to a point a you do, that price or regs or taxes will have not just an immediate impact but a LARGE impact.

Just as on the domestic front, technology strategy will need to be one piece of a broader international puzzle, lest policymakers try to do too much with it and inevitably fail.

What is particularly embarrassing for Nature, whose coverage of this issue has been second to none, is that they don't even bother with # 2 — even though they have a full article devoted to geo - engineering (a puff piece by someone who «now participates in scientific research on the topic»), another full article on adaptation, and yet another full article just on capturing CO2 from the air, which even one of its major proponents is quoted as saying is «the most expensive climate - mitigation technology.»

I recently read a wonderful piece which said in this day and age of technology and blurred work / home lives, «there is no work life, no personal life... just LIFE.»

We just finished one this past week in a patent case that demonstrates the function of a key piece of technology.

Just because a piece of technology used to be great doesn't mean it's great anymore.

If your desk is cluttered with four different pieces of technology, your mind will be just as cluttered.

If you're wondering where to start, Law.com's Legal Technology just posted my article, «Ten Legal Podcasts to Keep You Informed,» an update to my 2005 piece, «2005: Year of the Podcast.»

That doesn't mean they need to build and own every piece of technology in the process... it just means the technology needs to do what is needed.

Both the Lumia 950 XL and Display Dock were returned in mid-March because I found the Lumia 830 to be a better piece of hardware and Continuum just had limited appeal as a technology demo.

Those elements can't be overstated when it comes to something as personal as a watch, even if it is «just» a piece of technology.

While based on proprietary technology we first started developing on the bitcoin blockchain, Everex takes an open - source and transparent approach to financial inclusion, and this integration with MicroMoney is just one piece of that overarching, and sustainable, vision.»

Regardless of specifics, smartphone cameras have become truly incredible pieces of technology, providing the tools and means for users to not just document their every day lives and special moments but to do it with style and quality too.

Amazon's Echo device can be a useful little piece of technology, and now it's just gotten a little more useful for those who have a connected home using Samsung's SmartThings devices.

The company is seeing that customers are interacting with the assistant as if it were a friend, a companion, colleague, family member, versus just treating it as a piece of technology.

In the «Halo» video games, Master Chief's AI companion Cortana can interface with just about any piece of technology and unlock its mysteries.

Consider this piece of student career advice: learning new technology or updating your software version knowledge is just as important as industry trends.

While there are a million pieces of advice out there, telling you exactly how to write your resume from point A to B, the human touch is still important, as you can not depend on technology entirely, even if you have found just the right digital dock for your resume.

Robots, drones, and truly compact data storage are just a few pieces of technology that will take your brokerage up a notch.