As Wolin presents it, all of the "children" tended to view the worst features of 20th-century life -- the bureaucratic administration of death camps, the environmental threats of technology, mass social conformity -- as the natural extensions of modern democratic ideals.
We discuss applicants' incentives to achieve conformity of patent applications with technology standards under development.
An allegory of conformity and social engineering?
Recent improvements in radiation technology have enabled greater conformity of the treated volume to the target volume.
Other disciplines, such as cardiology, have moved further in building links between the registry technology and the ability to provide feedback on conformity to professionally defined appropriateness criteria.
Yes, a certain dot-com conformity appears to be spreading in the naming and branding of technology companies.
Taking Shape World War II, the Holocaust, immigration by artists and designers from Europe, the atomic bomb, the Korean war, the McCarthy era, prosperity, conformity, television, even the interstate highway system and the spread of technology like television and plastics left their mark on art and design in the United States in the mid-20th century.
Aiming to show off the power of technology, there was also an element of poking fun at the conformity of hipster non-conformists.
IMRT represents a new generation of technology and, as compared with 2DCRT and 3DCRT, has better dosimetric advantages, improved conformity and uniformity of treatment targets, and better-protected OARs [ 4].
All standards are intended to facilitate the spread of the relevant knowledge, to assure the dissemination of innovative advances in technology, to smooth the trade between nations, and to share both good management and conformity assessment practices.
