Sentence examples for exponential advances from inspiring English sources
Moore's Law, which offers a yardstick for the exponential advances in computer chips, has no counterpart in the world of batteries.
The way we bank, borrow money and buy products such as insurance, cars and legal services will change dramatically due to exponential advances in technology.
Technological progress in battery technology has been glacial compared with the exponential advances in processing speed and data storage capacity that have been staples of Silicon Valley's growth.
Painted just a decade and a half later than "The Gross Clinic," it reflects exponential advances in medicine: artificial light and modern antiseptic techniques.
Exponential advances in science and technology are occurring at a breathtaking rate and will revolutionize the understanding of disease and the practice of medicine.
An Oxford University study of 2013, looking at the effect on employment of exponential advances in machine learning that Google has in large part accelerated, suggested that 47% of current American jobs were likely to be eclipsed by robots and computers in the near future – from taxi drivers (the driverless car will probably be the last word in hail and ride) to brain surgeons.
In it, he argues that the exponential advance of technology will transform society by giving rise to computers that are more intelligent than humans.
In addition, it introduces an exponential advance mechanism to handle the prediction error caused by clock drift and hardware platform latency.
Remarkably, the last 30 years have been witnessing an exponential advance in the science involving carbon and carbon structures.
We just need an exponential advance in humanity's social consciousness so that technologies find roles in bettering humankind, not just in creating wealth for their founders and owners in the way that some Silicon Valley technologies do.
However, the real problem is that after 9/11, and facilitated by the exponential advance of technology, the genie is out of the bottle.
