The emergence of large cohorts in clinical studies increases the demand of technologies able to analyze a large number of measurements, in an automated fashion, in the most robust way.
@sakinakb It's important to keep up with context and culture shifts: Demands of technology require leaders to be constantly absorbing contextual information in time with rapid dissemination.
Oxford University Press may have joined mainstream educators and the other purveyors of neoliberal capitalism in assuming that nature must be abandoned to the nagging demands of technology but how can we make space for nature in children's lives?
Dr Christine Grant, occupational psychologist, and member of the Psychology, Behaviour and Achievement Research Group at Coventry University, says she sees many people being worn down by the demands of technology: "People don't realise that in this constant 'at you' culture, you have to draw boundaries before work starts to impinge on your wellbeing and that of those around you.
So while a pillow keyboard or scarf communication system may appear to be on the outer fringes of plausibility, the concepts may not be far from the truth -- conjuring up a future of eternal diligence where the worker never gets a break, even during sleeping hours, but rather is eternally chained to the humming demands of technology.
The theory of the global car company goes like this: Keeping up with the competition and with the demands of technology, fuel economy and greenness is too much for any one-country operation.
"Traditional universities are poorly equipped to meet the evolving demands of technology students and employers, and Codecademy fills an important and valuable gap in the market," said Larry Illg, Naspers Ventures CEO.
A knowledge of the distribution and trend in graduate jobs, as well as their varied pay, helps to inform the conditions surrounding private investment in tertiary human capital something that is especially useful at a time of rising uncertainty about future skill demands of technology and (in the case of Britain) of increasing student debt following the raising of tuition fees in 2012 to £9000.
And, with the demands of technology, we're too distracted to notice how stressed out we've become.
Companies need to master the demands of markets (e.g. customer requirements, competition, reduce product lifecycles, etc)., as well as the demands of technologies (e.g. technological complexity, technological innovation barriers, etc)., among many other things (e.g. organizational behavior, processes, etc)., in order to succeed.
