Nixon responded by saying at least the competition was technological, rather than military.
As one senior administration official said, noting that the issue was now technological rather than political, "missile defense rises and falls on whether it works.
As technology development engine in late industrialized countries is technological learning rather than innovation, we observe that the considerations and requirements of technology development in developing countries have been neglected in current published literature on technology roadmaps.
The most contemporary features — the computerized louvers and blinds that regulate the flow of light into the interiors — are technological innovations rather than architectural ones; the regimented rows of identical wood-paneled cubicles chosen by the interior design firm Gensler could be a stage set for a 2007 remake of "All the President's Men," minus the 1970s hairstyles.
And then there are the unconventional resources that remain unquestionably unconventional and where the questions surrounding their future are still mainly technological, rather than economic or environmental.
The design and optimization of reactor networks using the conventional concept of attainable region is based on technological, rather than, economical criteria.
Due to these trends, the term "baseload facility", which classifies a plant by its duty cycle, can no longer effectively describe coal plants; using the term "steam plant", which reflects a technological rather than operational state, is more accurate.
The explanation seems to be sociological rather than technological.
Beyond that, the better way to handle space warfare may be political, rather than technological.
"Society is technological, so crime is technological, too – and faster than us.
