Sentence examples for centralized technologies from inspiring English sources

Centralized technologies are subject to disruption and disaster.

Ray Kurzweil states that "Centralized technologies are subject to disruption and disaster" and that distributed technologies "tend to be flexible, efficient and relatively benign in their environmental effects".

This would be to replac the huge centralized technologies created without concern for their environmental impact which lead to nuclear power chemical agriculture & high-powered cars.

KURZWEIL -- The Sept. 11 tragedy will accelerate a profound trend already well under way from centralized technologies to distributed ones and from the real world to the virtual world.

"This is the dagger at the throat of the creaky old regimes that, through the manipulation of these old centralized technologies, have been able to smother the public's voice".

As an indicator we use the ratio between more centralized technologies (energy conversion facilities: power-only plants, CHP and heat-only plants) to the more decentralized technologies (solar thermal plants, heat pumps, logwood and wood pellet heating systems).

This kind of centralized technology is supposed to be good news, but for many of us, especially those whose technologically adept children have grown up and moved away, it would surely be a disaster, because who's going to program the thing?

In this paper it is argued that this implies a shift from constructing and managing centralized technology with centralized control, towards the intelligent design of integrated environment-technical-human systems with decentralized and integrated technical systems and distributed and flexible mechanisms of coordination and control.

1. Lack of familiarity with centralized database technology and HTML based data entry led to difficulties in specifying system requirements.

The three alternative scenarios considered range from more centralized to decentralized technologies, from a focus on land-intensive to land-saving technologies, and from electricity to heat technologies.

The two high-volume centralized hydrogen production technologies are nuclear energy and fossil energy with carbon dioxide sequestration.