Sentence examples for historical technology from inspiring English sources

But, apart from the continuing appeal and status of flying around the world, aviation could well be experiencing a pattern very familiar to observers of historical technology development and energy use.

The MIT study advanced the statistical methodology of isolating the rate of historical technology improvement from other factors improving productivity (defined as initial production from wells) in the Bakken tight oil play.

At Mono No Aware (pronounced AH-wah-ray and named after the Japanese concept of "connection to the ephemeral"), every interaction seems like a crash course in historical technology, with workshops, monthly screenings, an annual arts festival and equipment rentals rounding out the offerings.

Without removing this effect, the statistical analysis would attribute location-driven improvement such as changing the mix of wells drilled to only the best ones (referred to as high grading) to technology improvement, thereby overstating the pace of historical technology improvement.

The historical technology providers are, of course, trying to maintain their hold on you and your budget dollars by marketing "internal clouds," alliances that merge hardware and software stacks that imply "infrastructure to application" environments but totally miss the point and the benefit of cloud computing.

A study of telephone workers in New York State incorporated measurements and found some indication of increased leukemia risk only when exposures were based on historical technology.

Nearly every semester, The Bancroft Library Press offers the course "The Hand Printed Book in Its Historical Context," which teaches both functional processes to make books by hand and historical technologies used in printing books.

Thinktank 21 (2010) aimed to explore the political dimensions of weightlessness using historical NASA technology in the form of a sensory deprivation tank.

Gipson's paper, titled "She Is Here!!: Black (Female) Bodies in the Future," highlights Afrofuturists and their deep-set foundations in science fiction, historical fiction, technology, and spirituality.

Through a comprehensive review of the historical reactor technology developments in major nuclear states, namely, USA, Russia, France, Japan, South Korea, and China, this study presents a projection on the future potentials of advanced reactor technologies, with particular focus on pressurized water reactors, high temperature reactors, and fast reactors, by 2100.

In my work as an audio digitization specialist, I take a particular interest in current and historical audio technology and also how it is depicted in other media.