In their number and their variance, they look like a stop-motion capture of one frenzied soul crazed, perhaps, by technology, by a preponderance of inputs and outputs.
— The march of technology.
It added that most technology companies already hire a preponderance of American workers.
What Carr neglects to mention, however, is that the preponderance of scientific evidence suggests that the Internet and related technologies are actually good for the mind.
As such, ATS is transitioning from a backwater of HR technology to Application Information Systems that will radically reduce the preponderance of false positives and false negatives in candidate pools, thereby significantly reducing bad hires that cost employers about $15,000 each, on average.
Their contention is that the new technology discourages serve-and-volleying and has made the sport unbalanced and one-dimensional, with a preponderance of baseliners - most of them with two-handed backhands - hitting with fierce topspin.
Missed the sheer preponderance of these statements?
The committee had a preponderance of aerospace industrialists.
Even more disconcerting is the preponderance of long pass completions.
"We win the preponderance of our arbitrations," Mr. Herr added.
