Sentence examples for a feel for technology from inspiring English sources

"There is a big gap between having a feel for technology and solid business skills," he said.

A "start small and build up" approach to AI is far more manageable for health care organizations, enabling them to build a business case for deployment within a specific process or function — to get a feel for the technology, learn throughout the implementation project and be able to easily track and evaluate the outcomes.

I spent hours poring through those, reading any story that caught my eye, just to get a feel for where science and technology is today and where's it's headed.

They worked together to develop the "haptic paddle," a device designed to give Stanford students a feel for virtual environments using the technology that was available at the time.

To get a feel for just how encompassing this technology is take a look at the many types of members are in the voluntary Chicago Climate Exchange.

Get a feel for it.

Artfully and compellingly told, the book marries a John McPhee feel for the technology to a Jon Krakauer sense of an adventure turned tragic.

An additional strength is that children with an ASD often feel a close affinity for technology and games [ 24, 15], and that the participating children are probably intrinsically motivated to play a game like Mindlight in therapy.

First, it is known that children with ASD often feel a close affinity for technology and games, which means that the participating children are probably intrinsically motivated to play a game like Mindlight in therapy [ 24].

I feel there is a new opportunity for technology to make an impact and with HCSC's dynamic approach and position at the forefront of a lot of the changes, I really thought that was a great combination.

This personalization speaks to a hunger for technology experiences that make homes feel distinctive.