Sentence examples for calls technology from inspiring English sources
Amazon's investment in its own operations is still considerable: it spent $181 million on what it calls technology and content development over the last three months.
The Harvard Business School professor Ryan Raffaelli documented this process, which he calls technology reëmergence, in a paper published last year on the rise, fall, and resurgence of the Swiss watch trade.
The company has more than 40 of what it calls technology platforms — core technologies in areas like optical films, reflective materials, abrasives and adhesives — that can potentially be combined and applied to meet a range of needs in different markets.
Said Shipley recently to a group of executives in Chicago, "Our chief information officer calls technology 'the genetic code for the evolution of business.' ".
As we are about to see, the fact that this is the basic character of our modern human society is, according to Heidegger, explained by the predominance of a mode of sense-making that, in the Contributions, he calls machination, but which he later (and more famously) calls technology.
As we got together for dinner before my meeting with the Geeks, it hit me how perfect it was that I was meeting with them on the same day that we launched our Technology section, which focuses on the intersection of technological advances and the way they impact our lives (what our Tech editor Jose Antonio Vargas calls "technology as anthropology").
He called technology the engine of the nation's economic growth and warned against harming "this baby in its cradle".
For additional interest, consolidate the articles into a special section called "Technology for Kids" to distribute in your school.
Among the workshops moderated at the events is one called "Technology in the hands of haters," a theme addressed in the advertising campaign.
He then enhances them and links them together in novel ways to create what the engineer in him likes to call "technology platforms".
