Sentence examples for a matter of technology from inspiring English sources

This is a matter of technology as much as geology.

It is not a matter of technology or of miracles, but of policy[7].

You can make the physical matrix of electrodes smaller and smaller, that's just a matter of technology.

Lately, providing good service has also become a matter of technology, as customers increasingly seek speed and efficiency in their shopping.

Information preservation in the really long term is, however, only partly a matter of technology; it is just as much about thought patterns.

The Single-stage Configuration (SSTO) has the best economic potential; its feasibility is not only a matter of technology level but also of the vehicle size as such.

Human missions to Mars are not only a matter of technology-centered engineering, it is foremost a matter of human-centered design (HCD) where technology, organizations and people roles should be co-designed in a participatory and agile way.

In our last residency call, we included focus questions such as, "What is the relationship between race and online space?" and "How does emerging technology influence notions of self?" It's not a matter of the technology being something outside of us any longer; it's within us all.

Mr. Knight said the program's problems were primarily a matter of outdated technology.

It's not only a matter of changing technology that needs to occur, Eubanks argued.

Part of the élitist frisson of Facebook, launched in 2004, was that many users found it superior to MySpace as a matter of both technology and taste.