Sentence examples for practitioners technology from inspiring English sources

And, according to Lydia Plowman, professor of education at Stirling University, for some parents and practitioners "technology is seen as responsible for children's lack of social skills and emotional development, the loss of pleasure in books and reading, and attacks on their physical and mental wellbeing".

The findings are discussed in terms of shaping young children's mark making, the implications of the use of touch screen technologies in literacy development for educational practitioners and technology design, and key future research directions.

Of course, the dot-com graveyard is fast filling up with dearly departed practitioners of technology without common sense.

Megan Pacey, chief executive of Early Education, a national organisation for early years practitioners, says: "Technology in the early years is a very emotive area.

The largest segment appears to be independent contractors, which includes consultants like Mr. Sinclair, as well as freelance writers, nurse practitioners, information technology specialists and myriad other professionals.

Although male infertility is as common as female infertility, we live in a world where there are more practitioners and technologies focused on treating women than assessing and treating men.

"Because practitioners choose technologies in the cloud era, we've taken an open source-first approach and partnered with the cloud providers to enable a common workflow for cloud adoption.

In practice 28, the general practitioner information technology lead was very enthusiastic about the SCR and many other staff were also keen.

Practitioners of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) disciplines such as radiologists, geologists, and surgeons often have to make inferences about the three-dimensional (3D) structure of objects (organs, rocks, tumors) from two-dimensional (2D) surface views such as magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) slices or outcrops of rock.

Synthetic biology is regarded by many of its practitioners as an engineering technology based on living systems that has to consider "past lessons from when other engineering disciplines emerged from the natural sciences" (Endy 2005, 450).

NEW YORK — At a time when pundits are hailing the coming wave of smart watches as the next generation of wearable technology, practitioners of the mechanical arts might seem to be a threatened breed.