However, one team leader noticed that he was very smart, more thoughtful than others and had skilful hands—he was able to grasp the welding technology and produce high quality products quickly.
Politicians failing to grasp the intricacies of technology is, however, nothing new. .
But aside from its public diplomacy specialists, NATO does not fully grasp the ramifications of the technology-enabled networks that connect so many people, as could be seen during the Arab Awakening that began last year.
The world was proving slow to grasp the potential of their technology, so they turned to an unusual source for help.
Bin Laden, born in 1957, and his ageing close associates were among the slowest to grasp the opportunities this new technology offered.
Art and culture in his era though, in the era of what he hoped was the transition from capitalism to socialism, had to grasp the dual possibilities of technology so that it could be harnessed not to master nature but to master the relationship between humanity and nature.
By focusing on principles that regularly occur under certain circumstances, while ignoring aspects that are specific to the case in question [26], we generalized our results into a generic framework that explains how to grasp the cultural influence in technology development.
The question is, can the Whitehall departments, local councils and NHS trusts who shape public services grasp the opportunities provided by digital technology?
It proved to be a frustrating experience, thanks to BT's failure to grasp the potential of the new technology, and he spent six years struggling with committees, infighting and lack of investment.
As such, to grasp the effects of emerging blockchain technology on the growth of smart cities, it calls forth the use of an observation perspective to identify their essential elements.
