Sentence examples for a form of technological from inspiring English sources

Facebook, Google, Amazon and other internet behemoths are involved in a form of technological innovation that is acting as a "wrecking ball", the president of the European parliament declared in Brussels this week.

There was skepticism in some quarters on Friday, partly because the broadcasters were perceived to be resisting a form of technological convenience — streaming TV on Internet-connected devices — that consumers have shown they want.

A crucial aspect of the experiment was the attempt to create a form of technological telepathy or empathy, using the Internet to communicate signals.

His postmodern turn is thus connected to a form of technological determinism and a rejection of political economy as a useful explanatory principle — a move that many of his critics reject (see Kellner 1989 and the studies in Kellner 1994).

Yet it's also a form of technological magic whose physical demands – for infrastructure, for power, and for the continued expansion of these to match demand – make for a field within which "out of sight, out of mind" is the very last kind of magical thinking we can afford.

This finding leads to the exploration of a new complex system of interactions between game developers and value chain stakeholders, and invokes the analysis of crowdfunding as a form of technological platform to identify and analyze new types of collaboration and competition.

The questions about drones raised by Sen. Rand Paul's (R-KY) filibuster should not stop with a single form of technological warfare.

Take a closer look and you will see that many of the commentators warning about a new form of technological job displacement are either orthodox economists or those tacitly proceeding from the assumptions of standard economics that society can't improve on the verdicts of market forces.

As the executive editor of Wired from its inception in 1993 until 1999, Mr. Kelly was responsible for what seemed even then like an extreme form of technological optimism.

Drupal is free software used to run Web sites, and participants at the event said they were drawn there, despite differences in backgrounds and ideologies, by a belief in an almost utopian form of technological cooperation.

Artifact-centered assumptions about design not only reinforce a widespread misunderstanding of routines as things, they implicitly embody a rather strong form of technological determinism.