Sentence examples for accepting technology from inspiring English sources

-Did your own parents or grandparents have a difficult time understanding or accepting technology that was new to your generation?

Carer and researcher influence - For the carer, issues such as personal skills, feeling empowered to be involved, accepting technology in the home and as part of a therapeutic package were also key to the utilisation of the SMART system.

NICE is unlikely to reject a technology with a ratio in the range of £5,000£15,000000 per QALY solely on the grounds of cost ineffectiveness but would need special reasons for accepting technologies with ratios over £25,000 – £35,000 per QALY as cost effective [ 14].

"We should not just accept technology blindly".

WHEN Paypal's chief technology officer, Max R. Levchin, accepted Technology Review magazine's award for innovator of the year in Cambridge, Mass., on Thursday, it was an indication that innovation on the Web, while not close to its level of two or three years ago, is far from dead.

"I find it strange that we just accept technology like that," she says.

As relational databases are a well accepted technology, many modernization engineers may prefer to mine relational database than a model.

Strengthening of reinforced concrete columns using steel angles and strips is becoming a widely accepted technology in the construction industry.

They've accepted technology as a trustworthy investing medium: Many have made money from online trading and IPOs…and they love risk.

Albeit a great number of useful assistive robots and devices are developed, yet some older adults decline to accept technology in their routine life [13].

Model-based operation support technology such as Model Predictive Control (MPC) is a proven and accepted technology for multivariable and constrained large scale control problems in process industry.