Sentence examples similar to propensity for technology from inspiring English sources

This technology career path, in my experience, is well-suited to a creative individual with a propensity for engineering.

Prior studies have shown that firms with satisfactory prior licensing experience and perception of high licensing benefits relative to costs have a higher propensity for in-licensing technology (Atuahene-Gima 1993).

Why can't Barbie have blonde hair, a nice rack, and a propensity for aerospace engineering?

IDG Enterprise defines the consumerization of IT as the propensity for users' experiences with technology as consumers to impact their expectations regarding their technology experiences at work.

Ullrich also notes both men's talent at playing the media, making use of new technology and their propensity for stage effects.

In fact, the new film is closer in setting and philosophy to the original film's source, Pierre Boulle's novel "Monkey Planet," whose theme was less about humanity's misuse of technology than about its propensity for stagnation.

"I'm all for technology".

However, as marine turbine technology develops toward economic viability there is a propensity for undesirable interactions with local shipping, higher turbulence levels and velocity shear through the water column to occur.

The variability in water compositions may impact on water management technologies such as reverse osmosis as there may be a propensity for membrane fouling by alkaline earth ions or silica.

Given our species propensity for irrational and magical thinking, it's remarkable that we've been able to develop technologies and a body of scientific knowledge that require us to overcome those tendencies.

What started out as a seemingly simple comic about a girl with a propensity for transforming into a shark with legs, quickly evolved into one of the most interesting mergers of technology and magic I've ever read about.