It can be easy to think of
technology as a blanket solution to many of challenges facing your business.
Not exact matches
For his part, Aborn believes Bratton, who returned
as the city's top law enforcement officer in January 2014, has put in motion a
technology - driven strategy of «precision policing» that targets «criminal elements» to keep crime down — without alienating minority communities with
blanket enforcement actions.
And it did not say that mass screening is ineffective at catching deadly cancers, merely grossly inefficient, which is
as much a commentary on the inadequacies of current screening
technologies as on the ineffectiveness of
blanket prescriptions.
The authors say that
as energy storage density improves — and with their work it is now approaching the capacity of lithium batteries — applications for the new
technology include such possibilities
as solar pads that collect energy from the sun by day, then store it for heating food, living spaces, clothing or
blankets at night.
But just
as diesel was enjoying a renaissance — Dieselgate
blankets the
technology's image in a dark, noxious cloud of deceit.
Sam Glover: That's kind of, maybe we should give that
as a
blanket disclaimer because every time a new
technology comes out, everybody says, «Oh well it won't work for this,» okay fine but it does work for other things.
But a patent
as broad and generic
as Microsoft's risks cutting off innovation well short of that goal: overbroad patents
blanket an entire field, rarely disclosing any information of value about the underlying
technology.