Sentence examples for new technologically from inspiring English sources

The catalysts are threefold, said Mr. Weiden: the proliferation of new technologically advanced mobile phones, greater bandwidth and increased competition.

– Damon Darlin I Spy, You Spy Al Jazeera America |  The new, technologically enhanced ways in which we spy on each other.

But even then, they will face competition from new, technologically astute and more focused firms of the sort already offering telephone banking or on-line share dealing.

The problem is what kind of jobs, at what kind of salaries, the shiny new technologically powered economy of the future will generate.

The implications of these results for developing a new, technologically attractive method for achieving compatibilization of immiscible polymer blends are discussed.

These problems are characterized by uncertainties due to system complexity, rapid development, interconnectivity, and a lack of familiarity with the new technologically based economy.

In it, he says its participants will "experience a new technologically-enhanced form of meditation that creates new neurological pathways".

If more of the 2 billion people who live in the technologically-excluded countries are to join in the benefits of globalisation, three things need to happen.First, the new technologically-driven character of the global economy must be properly thought through: geography, public health, and ecology must be brought into the analysis of technological change and economic growth.

The two unavoidable concepts in our brave new technologically-driven 21st century life are life and community, turning this grim pairing on its head.

Big events provide a lucrative field for introducing and testing new technology, where technologically mediated and real-life social behavior can be studied simultaneously.

To compete in the marketplace, we had to acquire a whole new set of skills, and we were overshadowed by a newer, technologically trained crop of young minds, sometimes called Generation Y, that graduated into a booming economy.