As with computing in the late 1970s, it is currently the preserve of hobbyists and workers in a few academic and industrial niches.
We are failing to provide nearly one-third of our young people with even the minimal education required to be functioning citizens and workers in a global economy.
His first novel, Player Piano (1952), elaborates on those themes, visualizing a completely mechanized and automated society whose dehumanizing effects are unsuccessfully resisted by the scientists and workers in a New York factory town.
So it was startling, just as the lunch hour was ending Tuesday and workers in a broad area of North America were settling back into their cubicles, when floors began to shake and chairs rocked.
The red caps mobilised in a wave of nationalist fervour at the end of last year, bringing together bosses, farmers and workers in a single cause, and crystallising the French disgust at their rising tax burden.
In this connection consider the managers and workers in a factory that produces cars which are sold for profit.
These include teaching assistants, dinner ladies, carers, street cleaners and workers in a wide range of other roles.
A survey study, using questionnaire, was conducted in 161 students and workers in a French engineering school on symptoms experienced during use of digital cellular phones.
It was identifiable thanks to a set of statistical indicators signifying the concentration of enterprises, entrepreneurs and workers in a very specialised sector which was really important for a certain area.
For example, he was an explicit elitist, believing that there were leaders and workers in a team (and in society), but he had the greatest respect for good workers -- or waterdragers (literally "water carriers") in Dutch football terminology.
