Which means we may be witnessing the advent of the world's first purely rhetorical technology.
Looking at this gap between what people say they do and what they actually do is especially important when exploring what lies beneath the rhetorical use of technologies to how they are used in everyday practice.
And although Kirkaldy maintained a range of visual styles to communicate with different audiences, making rhetorical use of several technologies of inscription, from hand drawing to photography, nevertheless, his work does in fact demonstrate new uses of the concept of objectivity in representation when up against the practices of engineering.
The results show how the rhetorical framework shapes the technology, and also reveals the roles of different professionals when negotiating technical possibilities within the communicational strategies of a firm.
When the same lens is applied to wearable technology, the question becomes rhetorical.
It will also pay $6.7 million for Rhetorical Systems, a maker of text-to-speech technology, which is based in Scotland.
To a crowd that typically prefers onward-and-upward news about technology, Sterling's was a sadistically successful rhetorical strategy.
While Trump is just now drawing a rhetorical line in the sand, the debate around the technology has been a hot button topic for years.
The public conversation about progress, they say, has been forcibly redirected, and is now restricted to technology and entrepreneurship an emphasis that, while not wholly rhetorical, seems gauged to impress foreign observers.
Although the public discourse on smart grid technologies is very much in its infancy in Ireland, its rhetorical framing is very similar to that in both the wind farm and infrastructure controversies.
