Sentence examples for both technological and nontechnological from inspiring English sources

Email is discussed in terms of its architecture, the protocols that constitute it, related technology, and the surrounding problems of both technological and nontechnological nature.

However, it faces both technological and commercial threats.

There are certain conditions, both technological and economical, that need to be met first.

From now, the company has both technological and business hurdles that it needs to overcome.

We have the means, both technological and financial, to add insurance to our survival, and we do nothing.

Ducklin argues that there are strong reasons, both technological and mental, why email should be treated differently.

Both technological and organizational changes implied a lower relative demand for unskilled and semi-skilled workers.

This has implications on both technological and economic performance (technical performance and economic improvement).

Both technological and economic achievements have been obtained on these fronts (Wang et al. 1998).

The end result is something both technological and organic.

Nevertheless, progress was blocked by both technological and conceptual limitations.