Sentence examples for adjusting to technology from inspiring English sources

Idle Worship tells the story of our generation adjusting to technology and a matrix of confusing ideologies through the medium of art.

As he points out, modern journalism was largely born as a result of the invention of the telegraph, and has been scrambling to adjust to technology ever since.

The Economist, an early cheerleader of the tech sector through its technology quarterly, believes that the world faces a tricky period of change as it adjusts to technology advances.

Eric Schmidt: Adjust to technology.

Charlie Rose: And how quickly adjust to technology.

The full video, which tackles creative foibles and how artists will have to adjust to technology, is coming soon on The Creators Project.

It's a backwards looking complaint that wrongly assumes new technology must adapt to a static world instead of a dynamic world adjusting to the technology.

From what he has observed, older seniors could have a difficult time adjusting to driverless technology.

The report's authors convened focus groups of unemployed older workers and prospective employers to discuss the barriers to re-employment, finding that older workers believed they suffered from age discrimination but also had trouble adjusting to new technology and online job searches.

But adjusting to new technology rarely is.

Special effects work continued on the film, with Tippett's unit adjusting to new technology with Dinosaur Input Devices: models which fed information into the computers to allow themselves to animate the characters like stop motion puppets.