Meanings of untested technology in English

The company signed contracts with open-ended liabilities, used untested technology and lost control of its subcontractors.

For China to hit its EV targets however, will mean quickly winning market acceptance for an untested technology.

A large percentage of Mars missions have historically failed and this one was using new, untested technology to land.

While rising prices have improved prospects for development, some of the deposits will require as-yet untested technology for extraction.

One of them is that you don't want to roll out new untested technology just before a really big election.

It also included carbon capture and storage but noted it was an untested technology on a large scale and may be expensive.

Sounds like a recipe for a power vacuum at the top if anything goes wrong with all the untested technology".

CCS is an untested technology which would scrub carbon emissions from fossil fuel-fired power plants and pipe and bury the climate-warming gas underground.

Big U.S. insurance companies have paid out on a case-by-case basis, unwilling to provide widespread coverage for what is a relatively untested technology.

The Financial Services Consumer Panel, which advises the FCA, said the measures rely on untested technology and consumers having to act on complex information.

The largely untested technology mimics the effects of volcanic eruptions, and could be deployed with modified airplanes, balloons or other delivery devices, they say.

CCS is an untested technology which would fit to coal plants to capture their carbon dioxide emissions and pipe them for permanent storage underground.

The alliance said that would eliminate the need for largely untested technologies to remove carbon from the atmosphere.

But, as shown with the Iowa caucus, these untested technologies have the potential to do the complete opposite - delaying results and creating confusion.