Sentence examples for a sort of technological from inspiring English sources
This is the same line of thinking that, without substantiation, claims that technology's pace is constantly accelerating (perhaps towards a 'singularity', a sort of technological End Times).
The problem is that all those predictions were based on a sort of technological determinism: because videoconferencing — or E-mail, or Webcasting — was more efficient than flying a team of executives thousands of miles, it would necessarily win out.
Gadgets, almost nonstop babble on themes both esoteric and mundane, numerous pop-culture images and even a brief Michael Jackson dance created a sort of technological id, governed by, to take Mr. Schneider's words slightly out of context, his "internal head speed".
After a spending while on a sort of technological 'walkabout', Australia is experiencing something of a mini-tech boom.
And let us not forget the scores of professionals with a Blackberry for work email and an iPhone for play, a sort of technological mullet.
These natural oscillations place populations on a sort of technological treadmill, leading to ever more intensive exploitation of environmental resources: an exploitation that in turn becomes ever harder to sustain in the face of natural climatic cycles.
After all, as recently as three years ago, Sepp Blatter, the head of soccer's governing body, FIFA, said he was vehemently opposed to instituting any sort of technological advances to aid in officiating the game.
The moral of the story is that Pentagon doesn't trust China to play nice over the Internet and is doing its best to prevent it from gaining any sort of technological upper hand.
The error in that line of thinking is that it took for granted this notion that there wouldn't be any sort of technological innovation in agriculture.
We decided very early on that the Bathtub is a sort of non-technological place there are no phones or laptops, there's no technology there whatsoever.
