Currently showing at Zevitas Marcus Gallery in Los Angeles, the show focuses in on our post-internet era, where reality isn't calling for discernment from its technological counterpart, but technology instead needs unpacking into its tangible, human components.
The Maya could not match their European counterparts in technology, however.
I challenge my counterparts at technology companies to make gender equality a top priority and to strive to make our industry one where young women can build lasting careers as the leaders of our future.
The authors have evaluated the physicians' clinical work practices and attitudes toward a system in a hospital that has eliminated the paper-based counterpart using scanning technology.
The adopting households exhibited certain characteristics over their non-adopter counterparts for the two technologies.
Now, it is expected that an embedded counterpart of web service technology is needed in order to exploit all great opportunities offered by the internet of things, since existing application layer protocols, such as hypertext transfer protocol (HTTP), SOAP, and XML are even heavier than the protocols defined in layers below.
Technology companies like Intel are presumably more comfortable working with the online media than their lower-technology counterparts.
But she added that it's clear that the old model is no longer viable for many clients and bankers — which could make investment banking incubators as plentiful as their technology counterparts.
Ravi Sinha, a civil engineering professor at the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay, says professionals in his field with five years of experience make about as much as their counterparts at information technology companies.
Like many counterparts in the technology sector, Mr. Barksdale became deeply concerned about the country's schools after struggling to find qualified workers for his companies.. "Our core problem with our children learning," he said, "is that they don't know how to read.
