Sentence examples for In disruptions from inspiring English sources

In "Disruptions: Minecraft, an Obsession and an Educational Tool," Nick Bilton writes about how and why the video game is being used for learning.

In "Disruptions: Helper Robots Are Steered, Tentatively, to Care for the Aging," Nick Bilton reports that researchers are developing robots to care for elderly patients.

Peer problems during childhood and adolescence can often result in disruptions to healthy functioning both for those who engage in disruptive behaviours as well as those who are victimised.

"I've been in disruptions before, but this was chaotic," she said.

"The cost compared to 9/11 is so insignificant, compared to the loss of lives, compared to the billions of dollars that were lost in material things and in market values and in disruptions in people's lives, in not being able to fly or go places or do things, in the concerns of families -- and it would be modest, to be sure," he said.

In addition, ILI has the ability to quickly spread throughout the military population resulting in disruptions in military operations and concern for national security [26].

** In order to "read" Godard's films, the audience needed to participate in disruption and artifice as a daredevil adventure.

This fall, the University of Southern California is opening a new program: "The degree is in disruption," the university announced.

Several of the likely nominees to the executive specialise in disruption.

If they're interested in disruption, they need to understand that their disruptions won't ever really take root unless the whole political ecosystem embraces them.

In short, Christensen and Hambrecht believe in disruption.