The phrase "accelerating technological" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the rapid advancement or growth of technology in various contexts, such as business, education, or society.
Example: "The accelerating technological changes in the industry are reshaping the way we work and communicate."
Alternatives: "rapid technological" or "fast-paced technological".
The drop in productivity in 2004, on that reckoning, reflected a state of technology definitely pre-Google, and quite possibly pre-web.Stories about disruption from accelerating technological progress really can't be tested in any sensible way against available productivity data.
A defense of Ray Kurzweil's visions of accelerating technological change.
Today globalisation, accelerating technological development and demographic change mean work is changing faster than ever.
The concerns underlying these votes about the economic consequences of globalisation and accelerating technological change are absolutely understandable.
"At the same time, the by-products of accelerating technological change -- industrialization, population growth and pollution -- threaten to destroy in a few generations monuments and works of art that have survived thousands of years of war, revolution, famine and pestilence".
The study says that accelerating technological change, and a growth in population and consumption have driven the move into the Anthropocene, which advocates of the concept suggest started around the middle of the 20th century.
In parallel with the accelerated technological innovations, the utilization of technology in educational processes has also increased.
Table 1 lists the rationale, and parameters which were changed to represent accelerated technology development for each of the five bioenergy chains, while Table 3 compares how accelerated technological development was represented in UK-MARKAL (MED) for the ATD scenarios to reflect possible technology improvements through present and future R&D efforts.
Also, export promotion proved to be an effective public policy instrument for generating competitive stimulus among firms to accelerate technological learning, while rapid increase in education at the mature technology stage allowed firms to obtain adequate existing knowledge bases for technological learning.
It may be hard to believe that watching Tyra Banks drive aspiring models to the breaking point can provide insight into how to accelerate technological change.
So this year, the conference is launching its first-ever innovation prize, designed to inspire and accelerate technological innovation in the field of remote medicine.
