Sentences with phrase «panel technology means»

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Although the Netherlands have a good track record in using innovative means to engage the general public in the science and technology debate — Van der Starre mentions the use of citizen panels, in which a diverse group of citizens gathers evidence and develops a statement on a particular scientific development or issue — both Schutter and Van der Starre think PCST can be improved.

Monevo's innovative approach combined with industry - leading technology means you can be sure you're actually getting the best deal from their panel based on your circumstances.

Examining how artists working today respond to the constant evolution of technology, the panel will also discuss the means by which artists reconcile their private and public output.

You mean solar panel efficiency: «The first generation technologies are the most commonly used ones in commercial production and account for nearly 90 % of all cells produced.

While newer technologies are making longer - lasting batteries, like lithium - ion batteries, in many cases their useful life is shorter than the solar panel system's life, meaning you'll likely have to replace the energy storage system at some point.

In practice, according to Beth Ambrose, senior consultant at Jones Lang LaSalle, the property specialist, that means the use of a variety of new and old technologies, from solar panels and wind turbines to recycling facilities and incinerators to produce energy from rubbish.

Traditional solar tracking technology is very expensive and consists of heavy mechanical actuators that turn the solar panels, which means it's not used as often as the flat solar panels.

«We have a duty to be competent and the law society rules go into quite a lot of detail [on] what that means,» said James Kosa, an intellectual property and information technology lawyer at Deeth Williams Wall LLP, one of two speakers on a panel called «Artificial Intelligence in the Legal Profession,» held during the OBA's Institute meeting in Toronto.

All of these changes will mean that Apple drops the LCD display technology in favor of OLED panels, something that Sharp President, Tai Jeng - wu, has already hinted at.

MicroLED, on the other hand, is a modular technology - meaning panels are made up of a series of smaller ones, «knitted together» to make one larger whole.

Huawei is also touting that the display in the Ascend P6 has what is called «in - cell touch» technology, which means that rather than having a discrete touch panel the technology is integrated into the display itself.

Finally, he notes that the technology needs thinner - than - usual cover glass, as well as flexible OLED panels, to work — meaning that it's unlikely to be taking the smartphone world by storm any time soon.

Most importantly for us consumers, either way it means that we're likely to see more OLED panels inside smartphones, along with all the benefits that this technology brings in terms of a wider color gamut, superior contrast, and HDR playback capabilities.

That QHD resolution means that a decent source (such as some of the UHD test footage on YouTube) will render with stunning detail, but it's the AMOLED panel technology that really makes things pop.

Panel discussions will focus on the ways that programs in the US and Peru are using technology to improve practices through the use of video feedback in monitoring and enhancing fidelity in home visiting by means of supervision and learning collaboratives.