Sentences with phrase «superior technologies do»

Hindsight is a wonderful thing; the bus fiasco reminds us that superior technologies don't always win out and that the market doesn't always make rational choices.

But this superior technology doesn't come cheap: Expect to shell out some serious cash for OLED devices.

Not exact matches

It's clear Apple combines its own technology with lessons from what others had done to make superior products.

If these technology giants did decide to move into finance, they would have a few major advantages over the banks: better data, a superior user experience and immense customer loyalty.

For example, does your company have some type of superior, new technology that totally blows all your competitors completely out of the water and is this technology super secret and protected by an impenetrable wall of patents?

We have far superior stone - cutting technology that makes perfectly flat, perfectly smooth, perfectly square sides on stone that allows far more surface to surface contact than any stone in whatever pyramid you could mention, and we can do it on much harder stone much much faster.

Why it has not yet occurred despite highly superior technology in the Muslim world, I do not know.

Oh, my gosh, I can't believe Congress did this because that type of technology was obviously so superior to the aluminum can technology.

The company's involvement could be good news for people in remote parts of the world, because O3b satellites provide a superior (and cheaper) way to deliver high - speed Internet than do conventional satellites, the MIT Technology Review said.

Before they get to the antibiotic resistance genes discussion, Dr. Brady shares more about this 2 - year old test and why he has found it superior to other stool testing, sharing that it's more comprehensive than what the gastroenterologist would do, plus the fact that other functional stool tests rely on culture technologies which has the limitation that you can only test bugs that you can grow.

But even if this claim were supported by evidence, the record shows that technology did not reduce teacher cost significantly enough to make Edison profitable or to create superior student achievement.

MINI say it is unique to the car, but the aforementioned press blurb doesn't give a lot away, «Also key to the superior performance of the MINI John Cooper Works World Championship 50 is its suspension technology, which is unique for this vehicle class.

A year later, Mercedes - Benz expanded the product portfolio with the G 63 AMG 6x6: a three - axle off - road vehicle that combined the «best of three worlds», featuring as it did all the developments of the new G - Class generation, the robustness of heavy off - highway vehicles and the superior engine technology of Mercedes - AMG.

Active technology is superior for fine work such as capturing handwriting or making thicker lines when you press harder, as artists do with real pens and brushes, or offering special features such as an «eraser» on the opposite end of the stylus.

The new infra - red touch screen technology from Neonode is far superior and does not require any pressure.

Since iPad magazines are also more expensive than NOOK Color magazines, with no subscription option as of yet, the NOOK Color does provide the more economical experience and arguably a superior one, thanks to the proprietary ArticleView technology.

He was quite clear that they've been freed up to take advantage of the Kinect Experience and the Smart Glass experience in ways that they weren't able to do with the original, and to bring in innovative and more complex game interactions to support the superior technology!

(1) You did start with the authority (and consensus) argument when claiming that: «Climate science is a highly technical subject developed by superior intellects based on higher mathematics, advanced technology, truly staggering quantities of data, and a vast literature of peer - reviewed articles.

Space Ship One has technology far superior to NASA, who crashed a satellite on Mars because someone did not understand the difference between inches and millimeters.

The way it is now, the renewable technology industry (PV, wind,...) with best lobbyist gets the biggest rebate programs — I think this works to the detriment of other renewable technologies that may be superior from cost effective energy reduction point of view, but are not as glamorous and don't lobby so well.

The future of professional services belongs to people who embrace technology and let it do what it does best, without diminishing the areas where human intelligence and creativity are superior, and will continue to be so for a very long time.

The incredible thing about technology is that it has the effect of leveling the playing field. At one time there was this misguided notion that all attorneys that ended up working for the top law firms were somehow genetically superior to the rest of the legal world. As demonstrated by my favorite book in this last year Outliers, and this post The Outliers of the Law — the old sytem of selecting the best and brightest has no actual grounding in finding the true outliers. In this post by Jordan Furlong supports this idea that the «best and brightest» is a fallacy handed to those attorneys with the best pedigrees and economic situation rather than those most likely to be exceptional attorneys. Don't expect to see this changing any time soon.

While we may not be on the same page as Lee regarding the names of the prospective companies looking to adopt crypto - technology, we do concur that the more organizations adopt blockchain, the more they validate Bitcoin's superior status as a blockchain trendsetter.

It may be a bit of sticker shock, but the Parhelia does provide superior performance for the business users while sacrificing none of the technology that makes this card an industry leader.

What do you think of some of these ledgerless blockchain technologies and other decentralized non-blockchain technologies which are technologically superior to Bitcoin?