As for his philosophical approach to advertising, Mr. Robertson said, he considers the 21st century to be all about "the attention economy," because "there's nothing scarce about technology, media or information; what's scarce is attention".
Despite these advantages, none of these new technologies have yet been launched at commercial scale in the U.S. In Japan and Europe, where land for landfills is scarce, conversion technology plants have been supported with government subsidies and favorable regulations.
Especially when there are millions of notifications and distractions for people, silence is becoming more and more scarce as technology invades our lives.
Fifty years later, white working class families are breaking down because the kinds of jobs that blue collar white men used to do are scarce as technology replaces people in myriad occupations.
Since financial resources are scarce and technology is improving economic evaluations are helpful in making decisions among different health care interventions.
As a means to secure scarce resources, technologies play a crucial role in both resource extraction and resource exploration.
Good data about the efficacy of A.I. therapists is scarce, since the technology is so young.
In a world of scarce resources, this technology offers an economical alternative to traditional modes of construction.
Courts have been unable to respond to changing times, emerging social problems and increased public expectations because court administrators were hindered by outdated technology, scarce resources and day-to-day responsibility of operating large public institutions with escalating caseloads.
When I started ConnectOne in 2005, YouTube was just debuting, Wi-Fi was scarce, touch screen technology was non-existent, and most Millennials were still in their formative school years.
