Sentence examples for examples of technological from inspiring English sources
They can be objects of high or decorative art but also historical artifacts, examples of technological developments or signposts of anthropology.
Pneumatic and tensegrity domes owe their existence in part to recent technological developments in unrelated disciplines, and are prime examples of technological adaptation.
Pay freezes, recruitment freezes, budget cuts and poor morale are dogging the public sector – and although there are many examples of technological innovation, they are mostly driven by cost savings.
A thematic literature review synthesizes a disparate range of research initiatives and industrial developments and highlights specific examples of technological developments.
Selected examples of technological applications of doped conjugated polymers are presented such as their use as conductive plastics, optical pH sensors, heterogeneous catalysts, gas separation membranes, etc.
In this presentation, some examples of technological solutions and related methods are analysed with the aim of providing an overview of the evolving field of image-guided and signal-guided Radiotherapy techniques.
Will this actually create improvement in learning achievement?" Technology for every girl and boy As an example of technological innovation, UNICEF Uganda Representative Dr. Sharad Sapra presented Digital-School-In-A-Box, a device that could help bring learning materials and Internet access to remote areas around the world.
[Battle over college course material is a textbook example of technological change] Weeks after the bill was signed into law in March, Durbin and other Democratic lawmakers sent a letter to Education Secretary Betsy DeVos urging her to use the legislation as a road map to carry out the pilot program.
It sounds technical – and it is – but actually Dyson's account of how the Von Neumann machine was conceived and built is a beautiful example of technological storytelling – as good, in its way, as Tracy Kidder's The Soul of a New Machine (about the creation of a Data General minicomputer) or Steven Levy's Insanely Great (which told the story of how the Apple Macintosh came to be).
Would anything useful come of all this data, or would the quantified student become another example of technological "solutionism?" We're now ready to answer some of Audrey's questions.
