The other paradigm describes a state of transformation in relationship to new technology as a horseless carriage in which the process is described in obsolete and 'backward' terms.
The transition from digging carbon out of the ground and setting it on fire to make electricity or power our horseless carriages won't die from a single technology.
The technologies considered in this unit include energy use, food handling and preservation, disposal of waste, methods of transportation (carriage, sailing ship, steam ship, railroad, automobile), and those technologies more broadly encompassed in trade or commerce.
In 1895, Cinderella went to the ball at Drury Lane with the help of technology and a new-fangled invention called the motor carriage, which blazed with 500 electric lamps.
Although a conformal weapon-carriage benefits aerodynamics as well as stealth, use of the stealth technology generally imposes penalties.
Technology is the medium -– whether wheel, bicycles, roads, carriages, subways, automobiles, and more that helps us advance.
No one wants to go back to the days of horse-drawn carriages, but it's worth asking if we could have deployed this technology more wisely.
Carriages would operate on both tram tracks and existing railways using tram-train technology from Manchester Piccadilly to Marple via Stockport.
Having progressed through Selectric technology (with changeable fonts) and customized "accounting" typewriters with extra-wide carriages and the ability to tab to the next decimal point, I was thrilled when word processing programs hit the marketplace in the 1980s.
Equipped with this knowledge, we could be led to believe that the wristwatch's time is almost up and that this piece of technology is destined for the same graveyard as vinyl records or the horse-drawn carriage.
