Sentence examples for create new modes from inspiring English sources

Dematerialization presents a window of opportunity to expand the public and to create new modes of consumption.

In the course of a report in Le Figaro, by Léna Lutaud et Marie-Noëlle Tranchant, about the increasing rental and purchase in France of classic movies in digital form (whether as video-on-demand or downloads), a splendid, eerie word to refer to the phenomenon: "la dématérialisation": Dematerialization presents a window of opportunity to expand the public and to create new modes of consumption.

One goal is to couple imagery with genomics to create new modes of tumor detection and treatment.

At the same time, though, how dashboards 'present this data, and how it is acted upon, in turn create new modes of behaviour, attitudes and norms within the organisations that use them' (Bartlett & Tkacz, 2017: 14).

It might prove necessary, as self-driving researchers try to replicate these subtle interactions, to create new modes of communication between cars and police.

Yet, the evidence is scattered and controversial when it comes to the processes and organisational settings that create new modes of controls.

The ever-innovative financial service industries have responded to these changes – as they have always done – by creating new modes and tools of investment.

Contesting the will-to-conformity we tend to associate with snapshots, Snapshot Photography sees at least some of them as creating new modes of social belonging, and thus of social being.

"Computer technology has created new modes of conduct and new social institutions, new vices and new virtues, new ways of helping and new ways of abusing other people" (Ladd 1989, p. 210 11).

"Both skateboarding and hacking involve using information from the surrounding environment, modifying it, and creating new modes of interaction," SkateHack's site explains.

This raises the questions what actually matters in creating new modes of control, and what are the determinants that may foster more efficient and integrated forms.