In that sense, the image of a cyborg which we find in popular culture perfectly illustrates deep-seated counter-technological assumptions of humanity.
Russian military technology is known for designs that are super-size, an outgrowth of Soviet strategy in which a centrally planned economy could push huge sums of rubles to the military to counter American technological superiority.
R&D cooperations are formed at the early stage of the R&D process to counter high technological, demand and profit uncertainty and to increase the likelihood of successfully passing drug development phases.
Indeed, defining Darpa's overall purpose may prove the biggest challenge for an agency founded to help counter a technological threat from the Soviet Union, which ceased to exist over 20 years ago.
With the battlefield constantly shifting, countermeasures using a variety of technologies must be developed, though it is difficult to counter IEDs through technological means alone.
The Confederates hoped torpedoes to be a technological counter to the superior Union Navy numbers and a means of bolstering their effective, yet small, ironclad fleet.
The people who came before us, on the other hand, were adapted to this environment, so they could survive with nothing but what they could find or make, in a way that, he said, "runs counter to our technological materialistic view, is probably more admirable, and certainly more sustainable".
Mailbox regulations are a relic of the past, anticompetitive and counter to the technological shift to online sales.
Mr. Steel, the party chairman, agreed, and said he was trying to raise the money to counter the Democrats' significant technological edge over the Republicans, for example a much larger computerized voter database.
During his last run for the presidency, in 2012, Russian leader Vladimir Putin startled U.S. military experts with a mysterious pledge to develop novel kinds of weapons to counter the West's technological edge.
