In a provocative paper that received quite a bit of attention last year, Robert Gordon, an economist at Northwestern University, who is a longtime technology skeptic, pointed out that truly historic inventions fundamentally change modes of production and working, usually by replacing human effort with something more powerful.
The McDonald's example, too, illustrates that when businesses change modes of payment, they change the face of our financial system.
Feedback has been provided in written form, on an academic assignment, using track changes mode of word.
Locations such as bus stops and parking lots, where the user frequently changes mode of transportation, are learned from GPS data logs without manual labeling of training data.
Whenever the PV power is insufficient to run the 3-D printer, the battery converter changes mode of operation from charge to discharge to fulfill the lacking, provided the battery has enough power to distribute.
The obtained bilayer arrangements can change the signs of intermolecular interactions, which in turn change the mode of coupled deformations and the patterning characteristics resulting in adjustable properties.
In contrast, such a calculated cease-fire could lead Hamas to change its mode of response.
The Spaniards were unwilling to change their mode of life and their ingrained beliefs at the behest of a royal favourite.
But we've seen that if you have systems that are efficient, people are willing to change their mode of transport".
Releasing those numbers would surely have tipped off the people using those numbers, or their associates, and caused them to change their mode of communicating.
