Sentence examples for dictated by technology from inspiring English sources

This approach was in one sense dictated by technology; for many years, common mutations were the only ones that could be worked with.

The problem with having a favorite game, against a movie or record or book, is that this medium is dictated by technology like no other.

The trend is in part dictated by technology, which only seems to be getting faster and cheaper.

The changes, however, are not being dictated solely by technology, he said.

However, the implementation of technology is dictated by entrepreneurs, who, based on research or a want to innovate, invent solutions that in turn grants them large valuations.

It means that everyone is free to design their own experience, taking from it what they need instead of participating to an extent dictated by social norms or the progress of technology.

Instead, they want highly skilled technicians who are trained to use the latest technologies in exactly the manner dictated by the organization.

TAM assumes that the acceptance of technologies by individuals is primarily dictated by two factors, which are the perceived usefulness and perceived ease of use (Davis, 1989, p. 320; Lee, Kozar, & Larsen, 2003, p. 752).

In other words, technological abilities are dictated by innovation.

It seems obvious to say it, but our lives – and particularly the lives of technology savvy young adults – are utterly dictated by the chaos of digital spaces.

The trial design and endpoints are dictated by the stage of development and dissemination of the technology.