Sentence examples for Ubiquity of technology from inspiring English sources

Tālā believes the increasing presence of female producers is the natural corollary of the increased ubiquity of technology.

Curiously, despite the ubiquity of technology in their everyday lives, younger MBAs are more circumspect about taking some of their course online.

It's the concepts of velocity and ubiquity of technology to enable access to the right information that makes big data a big topic to me.

The novel manages to convey the sophistication of modern Nigeria, the ubiquity of technology even in slums and the power of intricate business networks with a godfather, or oga, at the top.

But I have listened to my instincts, which have been telling me that with the ubiquity of technology in daily life, there is no urgency to get them started just yet.

In her view, the resurgence in popularity of the art-song has been caused by a reaction to the ubiquity of technology: the Internet as well as the digital processes that have changed the nature of the music's sound.

Taking into consideration the ubiquity of technology-based educational tool and its possible impact on students' creative performance, a multimedia learning tool was developed for a group of mechanical engineering students based on a specific subject.

Driven by miniaturisation, the affordability of components such as cheap Bluetooth sensors, and the growing ubiquity of technologies such as Wi-Fi, it is now possible to connect devices in a way that would never have previously been thought possible.

Certainly, startups often adapt technology to solve problems and the ubiquity of that technology – 98% of Americans have access to the Internet, while more than half have smartphones – allows the critical growth.

A lot of those changes were related to the seeming ubiquity of digital technology.

But the ubiquity of video technology has made this much, much harder to do.