Sentence examples for cultural technologies from inspiring English sources

"The essays collected in Technoculture are almost exclusively focused on what could be called actually existing technoculture in Western society, where the new cultural technologies have penetrated deepest, and where the environments they have created seem almost second nature to us" (xii).

Cells for the development of tissue-engineered bone grafts may be either expanded by cultural technologies or used immediately as a "fresh-population" after harvesting from a tissue source.

Lee called his system "cultural technology".

But cultural technology is much more exquisite and complex than information technology".

She eye-smiled me from two feet away: a jolt of pure cultural technology.

John Seabrook looks at cultural technology and explains the making of K-Pop and the "Gangnam Style" craze.

The age of information technology had dominated most of the nineties, and I predicted that the age of cultural technology would come next".

The architect of the K-pop system, Lee Soo-man, has called the process of manufacturing pop groups "cultural technology," saying that it is "more exquisite" than information technology, because when it is done right it goes straight into the heart.

And in 2007 came Girls' Generation, the nine-member group that represented cultural technology in its highest form, designed to conquer not only Asia but the West as well.

"It may be a Chinese artist or a Chinese company, but what matters in the end is the fact that it was made by our cultural technology," he has said.

At the very least, that a pudgy guy with a goofy dance can succeed where the most brilliantly engineered idol groups have not suggests that cultural technology can get you only so far.