Sentences with phrase «likely area of technology»

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«Technology can and will continue to create jobs in certain sections of the economy, but that will likely happen in what we've identified as the low - risk area,» admits Mullin.

«The Northern Rivers District of NSW is one of the most flood - prone areas outside of the tropics, where events like this are likely to occur and reoccur, so the investment in new technologies has already paid off.»

To automatically detect tiny faults and relay their precise locations, civil engineer Simon Laflamme of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and his colleagues are devising a «sensing skin» — flexible patches that glue to areas where cracks are likely to occur and continuously monitor them.

Under this announcement, ARPA - E will fund energy technology projects that (1) translate scientific discoveries and cutting - edge inventions into technological innovations and (2) accelerate transformational technological advances in areas that industry is not likely to undertake independently because of high technical or financial risk.

Using the aerial laser scanning technology lidar, she and her team precisely measured distances between the surface of the ground and a reference point in the air, revealing detailed outlines of areas where human activity had most likely disrupted the soil.

Dating apps, which are notoriously prone to fake accounts and scams, are likely to be one of the areas where Yoti's technology is highly applicable.

We need to start thinking in practical terms about how to get the technologies we need ready — as the authors say, «deep energy system decarbonization is likely to require an ambitious, focused agenda of rapid innovation and improvement in every critical technology area, even those commercially available today, as well as substantial «demand pull» efforts and policies to ensure early demonstration, industry maturation, scale - up, and «learning by doing.

Kalajdzic concludes that «[w] hatever economies of scale can be generated by large consumer firms as a result of alternative sources of capital, new technology, operational design and branding, the evidence to date shows that they are far more likely to occur in areas of practice that [sic] can be easily commoditized.»

Each year, the report identifies and describes six areas of emerging technology likely to have a significant impact on teaching, learning, or creative expression in higher education within three adoption horizons: a year or less, two to three years, and four to five years.

Some of the variance is likely explained by differences in rates for area of expertise based on the patented technology being protected.

Such a common - sense attitude combined with the phenomenal technology that now exists to process, search and produce ESI, should lead to a level and proportionate playing field in this area, and ultimately a much better understanding of the likely costs on a case - by - case basis.

While the extent of Essential's scope is still up in the air, technology like Apple's Siri and Amazon's Alexa could also be a likely area for the company's hardware and smart home development.

The authors of the report use SWIFT as an example of a moderate approach which includes experimenting and engaging with the community to identify the areas where the technology is likely to bring «concrete business benefits.»

The following questions likely display my ignorance in this area of technology, but what happens when one's site is hacked and one's signature is lifted, and thereafter cut and pasted onto another document?