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- verb Present participle of
interpolate .
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Examples
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Touchco uses a technology called interpolating force-sensitive resistance, which is extremely inexpensive, costing as little as $10 a square foot.
NYT > Home Page By NICK BILTON 2011
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The company uses a technology known as interpolating force-sensitive resistance.
DailyTech News Feed 2010
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The company uses a technology known as interpolating force-sensitive resistance.
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Touchco was formed by a team of computer scientists from New York University's Media Research Lab to develop low-cost, low-power multitouch screens with a technology called interpolating force-sensitive resistance (IFSR).
PC Advisor News 2010
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Touchco uses a technology called interpolating force-sensitive resistance, which it puts into displays that can be completely transparent and could cost as little as $10 a square foot.
The Seattle Times 2010
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The company uses a technology known as interpolating force-sensitive resistance.
DailyTech News Feed 2010
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Touchco was formed by a team of computer scientists from New York University's Media Research Lab to develop low-cost, low-power multitouch screens with a technology called interpolating force-sensitive resistance (IFSR).
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The company uses a technology known as interpolating force-sensitive resistance.
DailyTech News Feed 2010
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Touchco was formed by a team of computer scientists from New York University's Media Research Lab to develop low-cost, low-power multitouch screens with a technology called interpolating force-sensitive resistance (IFSR).
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The company uses a technology known as interpolating force-sensitive resistance.
DailyTech News Feed 2010
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