Sentences with phrase «technology is inexpensive»

This technology is inexpensive and easy to implement and also gives you the benefit of association with another established brand.

O» 2 Nails is targeting beauty salons for now, but the technology is inexpensive enough — and bound to get cheaper — that it could find its way into homes sooner rather than later.

The first deliveries of the Karma will take place at the end of 2009 (at $ 87,900 a pop - who said new technology was inexpensive?).

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Users aren't addicted to Netflix because it has the best tech; they love Netflix because it provides a great experience: Easy to download, easy to use, inexpensive, great shows... without value, the technology is irrelevant.

«With technology, everyone gets smarter, because it's free or very inexpensive.»

Baccini went on to say that forests were the only carbon capture and storage «technology» we had in our grasp that was «safe, proven, inexpensive, immediately available at scale, and capable of providing beneficial ripple effects.»

AI has reached a stage where chatbots have increasingly engaging human conversations and allow companies to leverage this inexpensive and wide - reaching technology.

But it's not just inexpensive labour and advanced technology that have allowed Gildan to beat the Chinese on cost.

I include this technology for two reasons: one is that it's shockingly inexpensive and two because it is probably your most effective defense against Ransomware, the malware of the year.

The technology was originally developed as a safer, less intrusive and relatively inexpensive way to detect cancerous tissue in breasts.

We are building VentiRide to provide inexpensive, personalized mobility - on - demand services at low speeds where current technologies offer a safe and reliable solution and new regulation is not required.

Aside from being easy to use, fast, and flexible, one of the advantages of Abra is that the company uses peer - to - peer technology, so your money goes directly from you to your recipient with no middleman, allowing for your transactions to be very quick and inexpensive.

Ultimately, Bitcoin's biggest challenge is image - related: While its technology based on algorithms and modern computation can potentially be faster, more secure, more transparent, and less expensive, many people find our existing financial services — credit cards, bank accounts, Venmo, cash, etc. — to be fast, secure, transparent, and inexpensive enough.

In a recent interview with Karen Webster, Greenfield explained how Candid leverages a direct eCommerce business model as well as other technologies, many of which were not available even three years ago, to provide an expensive service at an inexpensive rate and in a modern, convenient fashion that meets the expectations and needs of today's consumers.

In addition, some entrepreneurs, including Sastry, have been working to pair solid - state technology with cheap silicon - wafer manufacturing, for a blockbuster product that would be extremely powerful and relatively inexpensive.

And the rocket, another war technology, was put to use launching satellites that could girdle the earth and provide a remarkably inexpensive way of sending information anywhere on the globe.

That's why our technology is so inexpensive; we are making it so anyone can do this and make sure we influence the culture so it's done properly and no one creates sub-standard food.»

Now that there's a simple and inexpensive color display technology, Smalley and colleagues are working on ways to use it to create large holographic video displays — on the scale of room - sized displays.

The technology for simple and inexpensive diagnostic medical tools is available.

Such technology might also prove useful in the United States, and other countries where more advanced diagnostics are available, as a simple and inexpensive alternative to imaging.

DECL technology has caught on in the pharmaceutical industry in recent years, not least because it is inexpensive as well as highly efficient.

Last but not least, change to the new lamp technology is uncomplicated and inexpensive.

The core information technologies used in small drones — extremely small video cameras, chips to process video and high - speed wireless communications systems — are routinely found in inexpensive consumer electronics.

Researchers of Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) are working on an efficient and inexpensive method for the production of organic plastics.

The achievement opens an important pathway to commercial spintronics, said the researchers, given that silicon is inexpensive and can be manufactured using a mature technology with a long history of application in electronics.

NASA is applying space technology to a decidedly down - to - earth effort that links the production of algae - based fuel with an inexpensive method of sewage treatment.

«Ultrasound is such a beautiful technology because it's inexpensive, it's portable, and it's completely safe in every patient,» said Broder.

Unlike treating polluted water with chlorine or membrane filtering, the Waterloo technology is energy - efficient and relatively inexpensive.

«Although the technology used to analyze the cells is relatively simple and inexpensive — just glass and plastic — trials will be difficult to design,» says Heath.

More than 100 tiny satellites are set to launch into space on April 14th, in a demonstration of a possible future inexpensive technology that could pave the way for the $ 1,000 satellite.

«Video game technology: Motion tracking technology is extremely precise, inexpensive with minimal lag.»

And it's still going to be relatively inexpensive compared to what used to be like, when everything was disseminated on, you know, with dead tree technology.

Scientists from the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) shows in a recent publication in the journal Lab on a Chip that existing optics in DVD drives can with some modifications be used as an inexpensive alternative for diagnostics in the field.

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«We have demonstrated an alternative approach that is simple, reliable, and relatively inexpensive,» says paper coauthor Kerry Vahala, the Ted and Ginger Jenkins Professor of Information Science and Technology and Applied Physics as well as the executive officer for Applied Physics and Materials Science in Caltech's Division of Engineering and Applied Science.

In order to make the technology viable on a commercial level, the system needs to be efficient, inexpensive, safe and stable, according to Lewis.

If the computer re-designed receptors could be adapted in plants so that their highly specific and sensitive detection abilities are functionally linked to such a plant response, a powerful and inexpensive detection technology would result.

Michikazu Hara of the Tokyo Institute of Technology in Yokohama and several research colleagues in Japan have demonstrated that a charred mixture of inexpensive sugars, starch or cellulose can be treated with sulfuric acid to create a solid acid catalyst for making biodiesel that is completely insoluble, cheap to prepare and easy to recycle.

But as the technology to measure vitamin D became inexpensive and widely available, more and more studies were done, and it became increasingly clear that vitamin D deficiency was absolutely rampant.

These technologies are now inexpensive, easily accessible, and easily usable.

Learning should be ongoing, occur when needed, and make use of inexpensive (if not open) technologies.

One of the elements is the promise of modern technologies — computer technologies — that in principle could allow you to do sophisticated testing on a large, inexpensive scale.

FMCSA proposes performance - based technical specifications to accommodate evolving technology and standards, allow for inexpensive adoption of the technical specifications, and afford ELD providers maximum flexibility to offer compliant products that are innovative and meet the needs of drivers and motor carriers.

Electric cars, given a practical, inexpensive battery, are simply a superior technology.

Michiel van Ratingen, «It is very disappointing to see Opel do away with this simple, relatively inexpensive but life - saving technology.

It would be nearly impossible to find a new modern vehicle without ESC, but even as late as 2010 some inexpensive models still lacked this critical safety technology.

Although many vehicles now have front crash prevention as an option, it is still relatively rare to have the technology standard and unprecedented for a vehicle as inexpensive as the iA.

And, thanks to today's technology, they're not only easy and relatively inexpensive to place into rear bumpers but can also display their images through screens integrated into rearview mirrors or existing consoles — not to mention standalone dash displays if need be.

The 2014 Ford Escape is a highly - rated compact SUV that represents the cutting edge of what can be accomplished with technology in an inexpensive people mover.

The car's eAssist technology, shared by other GM models as an inexpensive «micro hybrid» treatment to electrically assist the 2.4 liter engine sometimes is criticized for falling short in mpg potential by fans of full hybrids.