Sentence examples for invasive technologies from inspiring English sources
The pseudo-visionaries that peddle invasive technologies as brave new worlds?
It has been demonstrated with invasive technologies in animals, and I believe it will be done in humans soon too".
But the Super Bowl snooping represented random surveillance of a huge public event, exploiting not one but two potentially invasive technologies.
And, in some parts of the country, I found a cottage industry of court-authorized but poorly regulated therapy providers subjecting kids and teens to widely debunked interventions or controversial invasive technologies.
The Jones case suggests that the Supreme Court's future direction may be more protective of privacy in cases involving new and potentially invasive technologies.
"Invasive technologies are actually more desirable for a patient who is missing a limb or is paralysed," says Jackson. "They might not want to have to wear something on their head, they might want something permanent and incorporated into their body".
But, yes, as with any invasive technology, I remain concerned about the unintended consequences".
The dystopian films of the last few decades have become increasingly preoccupied with invasive technology.
Researchers this year connected the brains of three monkeys using invasive technology, and found the animals quickly learned to synchronise brain activity to collaborate in tasks.
"Oceanians live in a constant state of being monitored by the Party, through the use of advanced, invasive technology," states George Orwell in 1984.
Giulio Ruffini, who helped to devise the "hola" experiment, says the transmission of real thoughts or messages, rather than a sequence of 0s and 1s, is probably only likely with invasive technology – the implantation of devices directly into the brain.
