She described the Park West buyers as "newbies," inexperienced in the art market, let alone the prints market, with its profusion of technology and terminology.
There is no doubt that the profusion of technology designed to make personal and professional lives easier has left people around the world personally and professionally more exposed to potential threats like identity theft, unwanted surveillance, and corporate espionage.
It was the summer of 1998, and unreality was in the air: a stock market buoyed by "irrational exuberance," a President on trial for lying about oral-sex acts, and a heady profusion of new technologies with powers to reconfigure time and space.
There is now on the market a profusion of technological devices to build plants.
The profusion of mobile technology and increased access to technology present an opportunity to deliver in-service training in many new ways.
Amid a profusion of new biofuels technologies, this one stands out because it will be relatively easy to scale up for producing millions of gallons of fuel, says James McMillan, the biochemical process R&D group manager at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Golden, CO, who is not connected to the company.
MENTION medical innovation, and you might think of the biotech corridor around Boston, or the profusion of companies developing wireless medical technologies in San Diego.
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And nowadays, from car to kitchen, from office to driving range, there is a profusion of gadgets that harness the latest micro technologies and the wackiest thinking of garage inventors.
The private databases, in short, place vast, fluid, anonymous crowds within easy reach of the profusion of powerful or potent goods and services that prosperity and technology combine to create.
