Sentence examples similar to imagination of technology from inspiring English sources

What we have here is a limitation of imagination, not of technology.

Taking Virginia Woolf's experimental novel as its cue to explore language and consciousness, the work is also "a poetic imagination of how technology affects the planet," Tan says.

The £22 ($35) mini-computer which it is hoped will encourage children to take up programming, captured the imagination of many technology enthusiasts.

It was the India of flair and imagination, of first-class technology and channeled energy, a "rising superpower", in the words of Suresh Kalmadi, the organising committee's chairman and the man widely blamed for the stumbles in preparation, who was booed during his welcoming speech.

Unless we solve the technical challenge of carbon sequestration, a feat that appears to be fading from the imagination of even the technology optimists, then even before the expansion of Tar Sands production, the world already has proven reserves in the process of coming out of the ground in the decades ahead that exceed our carbon budget by a factor of five times.

Anyone with an imagination about the future of technology and commerce knows that the printed book on paper is already on its way to obsolescence.

The year ahead will produce striking examples of the power of technology and imagination to address fundamental problems of the age, such as how to wean motoring off oil and how to prevent the spread of diseases (and a roadmap for defeating one of the world's worst killers, malaria, will become clearer in 2011).

The game ended in a goalless draw, 0 to 0, and even the most technically knowing among the spectators admitted to a long yawn of despair, as though they were watching once more the victory of technology over imagination, mechanism triumphing over emotional energy.

He opposed the kind of technology that deadened imagination, the modernity that would trash the past, the kind of intellectualism that tried to centrifuge out awe and beauty.

Both are born of human imagination and technology".

It brushes that feverish imagination against a more historical anatomy, that of technology, communication, exploration, and death.