Sentence examples for naive technology from inspiring English sources

If this scenario seems impossible, you are either a bull-headed bull or a naive technology optimist.

There is a conventional narrative which fits well with other stories about British sportsmanship and science, where the continued resistance of climbers to 'technological assistance' can either be celebrated as an expression of British gentlemanly amateurism and sporting spirit, or criticized as a naive rejection of technology and representative of British failure to support science and research.

They are both naive about sex and technology.

The readings are nonsense, of course, a commentary on our naive willingness to trust both technology and first impressions.

But what if some of those ideas are bad ideas, born of a naive infatuation with science and technology, such as Le Corbusier's dehumanizing idea of a house as a machine for living, or the city-destroying vision of towers in a park, replacing city blocks?

And so the proliferation of wellness-related wearables feels like an overly naive application of clever sensor technology.

This multisensory architectural installation is the brainchild of Naive Laser, an art and technology collective started by collaborators Ana Herruzo and Jaine Sanchez.

Therefore, until efficient naive library become available, VHH technology is not optimal to generate binders when a clear control on the target molecular state is required.

In some cases it seems (to me) to be naive about the potential of information technology.

"I think it is naive to think that, by itself, technology can solve the drug war," he said.

In the present work, we employed the phage display antibody technology based on a naive human lymphocyte library to obtain selective antibody-based inhibitors of ADAMTS-5.