We have a general purpose device for acquiring culture, technology and language.
India has contributed to and driven globalization in the areas of culture, technology, literature and research.
She describes Afrofuturism as "the intersection between black culture, technology, liberation and the imagination, with some mysticism thrown in, too.
As their military ties grew stronger, the U.S.-Japan relationship began to encompass economics, culture, technology and education.
Some saw Jarboe as caught in a modern mash-up of street culture, technology and teenage cluelessness.
"It is my hope to make watches for people which contain Japanese culture, technology, and tradition," he said.
The breakthrough is the first known use of in vitro culture technology to clone buds of mature American elms.
On its Web site, Salon covers culture, technology and politics; Garrison Keillor writes a quirky advice column, and Camille Paglia fires out antifeminist provocations.
Cell culture technology is clever stuff that attracts huge funding because of its novelty, but there are simpler, cheaper and more environmentally sustainable options already available".
This way of thinking rules the marketplace—"Finance overwhelms the real economy"—and dominates our data-driven culture: "Technology tends to absorb everything into its ironclad logic".
Mr. Paik's "32 cars for the 20th century: play Mozart's Requiem quietly" is a commentary on consumer culture, technology and obsolescence.
