PMC-Sierra Inc., a designer of computer chips for communications and networking equipment, agreed yesterday to buy the remainder of Malleable Technologies for $229.3 million in stock.
Not surprisingly, that goes for their physical environments, which must be as malleable as their technology.
But Diller and Scofidio used the folded plane not only to create spaces that are as malleable as any new technology could hope, but also to integrate the widely disparate activities in a way that few institutions have attempted.
Digital technology is so malleable a tool because it renders everything -- words, numbers, music and images -- in bits, or binary digits, the 1's and 0's that are the computer's vernacular.
An important consideration behind this development is the thought that during the design phase technologies, and their social consequences, are still malleable whereas during the use phase technologies are more or less given and negative social consequences may be harder to avoid or positive effects harder to achieve.
Future research will identify malleable variables and validated intervention technologies at all levels of delinquency and crime prevention (i.e., primary, secondary, tertiary).
Juvéderm™ Ultra and Ultra Plus are smooth, malleable gels with a homologous consistency that use a new technology called "Hylacross™ technology".
Furthermore, being technologically fluent implies having an understanding of technology as more than just a tool to get a job done; it implies seeing it as a malleable medium to express one's own ideas.
Although more complex and malleable than its predecessors, IT has all the hallmarks of an infrastructural technology.
In presenting analysis and results, the use of a socio-technical language focused on practice can help us to see technology-led programs of change as being contingent and malleable – something in the making or being built – rather than something essential and fixed with defined and time-invariant causal properties [ 78].
