Sentence examples for lost technology from inspiring English sources

Art lost, technology won, and a story about a man's struggle with himself and with nature became a sequence of events involving the famous actor Leonardo DiCaprio and weather.

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These include lost revenues for farmers, breeding companies and consumers, brain drain and lost technology innovations, reduced agricultural productivity and sustainability, foregone health benefits, especially reducing malnutrition, and many more realized or expected virtues of GM crops [ 3].

I like "lost technology" cars.

The difficulty involved in regaining the past is not one of reintroducing past materials, or reusing lost technologies.

— "Google loses technology control of Android," Mr. Anderson said, as Asian manufacturers increasingly develop unlicensed versions of Google's open-source operating system for smartphones and tablets.

Eliasson (2000) strongly associates competences with the selection of winning technologies and corporate winners, and conversely losing technologies and corporations, and thus, it adds analytical leverage to the Triple Helix relationships that are, according to Cai (2014), 'about competition and cooperation for resources, redistribution of power, and network building'.

It needs to embrace new technology to replace what has been lost through technology.

Japanese consumer electronics manufacturers "have lost their technology leadership in many areas," Steve Durose, head of Asia Pacific telecommunications, media and technology ratings at Fitch Ratings, said in a recent industry commentary.

Jose Marin, 50, known as J. D., lost his technology job in Miami in February and moved to North Carolina to live with his sister.

I would be lost without technology in general; I wouldn't be able to find the local Argos or when the next bus is approaching.