Sentence examples for products of technology from inspiring English sources

Photography may be a technological medium, but photographs themselves differ from most products of technology in one significant way: Rather than becoming obsolete, they often get better, or at least more interesting, with age.

As a result, these forms of protection apply to a much wider range of products, which means the products of technology cost us much more money.

The oblique perspective sees research terminology as a by-product of technology and explicitly pays attention to how the technological ambiance conditions the emerging discursive world.

The music was a product of technology – it relied on electronic means for its production and distribution.

But now a product of technology had developed "a mind of its own".

The thing is, most of what we eat is a product of technology.

Republican officials acknowledged yesterday that the change was a product of technology.

Do we simply accept that this is the product of technology combined with overwrought masculinity?

PUNDITS beware: your moral superiority over football match officials, the product of technology and hindsight, is narrowing.

Sea Breeze, jointly produced with Live at LICA and Raisin and Willow captured the ephemera of those glory days in a play of light that astonished much as the first cinematograph and magic lantern displays must have; less a product of technology than the influence of witchcraft.

A transportation vehicle is not just a physical product of technology.