Sentence examples for reconcile technology from inspiring English sources

It's hard to tell if Franciszkiewicz is trying to reconcile technology and faith, or if he's mocking one or both of them, but the important thing is the consideration these pieces invoke.

At the same time, it is likely that American colleges and universities will need to reassess what they offer in light of how students learn, where the workforce needs exist, and how they reconcile pedagogy, technology and outcomes.

The conference, at the Crowne Plaza Manhattan Hotel from next Saturday through Dec. 18, will focus on issues like how to reconcile new technologies with traditional theater practices.

How Mr. Jobs reconciles this advertising technology with Apple's culture is not known.

As the manager of the I.T. department for a public library, I have struggled to reconcile my own reliance on technology with my reluctance to teach my children much about the computer at home.

A CASUAL visitor to this week's sprawling motor show in Frankfurt would conclude that the global car industry is robustly self-confident as it churns out new models to fill every niche of consumer demand and forges ahead with the green technologies that will reconcile the car with the future health of the planet.

Such technologies force us to reconcile two important interests.

Glitzy online lectures, or fancy learning technologies, are difficult to reconcile with this fundamental scepticism.

This raises some questions, though, as to how Canonical will reconcile the rapid advancements in cloud technologies with the five year support cycle of Ubuntu 12.04.

On the other hand, solutions at the middleware layer deal with interoperability across heterogeneous middleware technologies but do not reconcile the differences between components interfaces and behaviours at the application layer.

And even if the public does not welcome the diminution of privacy that new technology entails, they may eventually reconcile themselves to this development as inevitable".