Sentence examples for sign of technology from inspiring English sources

Maybe it's one more sign of technology fatigue.

"Eyeballs valuation" is another sign of technology and entertainment convergence, where every content property can be easily measured.

This is not just a sign of technology creating efficiencies within these institutions, but rather a strong signal of opportunities available for entrepreneurs in Korea and across the globe.

I think it's a sign of technology and our times.

All the high-resolution monitors and video effects, devoted to themes ranging from deep-sea-fishing expeditions to Spider-Man to the unsubtlest visions of cash washing over lucky winners, are only the most obvious signs of technology's move onto the casino floor.

In the past only space-based telescopes could manage this trick and they are ludicrously expensive.Dr Carrigan says that besides looking for oxygen, astronomers should seek molecules such as chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) which would be unequivocal signs of technology, since no natural process on Earth creates them.

SETI is listening for signs of technology by looking for radio waves and laser signals in the universe that couldn't have been created by natural sources.

The blues, in other words, was up-to-the-minute pop, a sign of urbanization, technology and sophistication, not primitivism or tradition.

The large satellite dishes affixed to some houses, for example, are to pick up eastern European TV – perhaps a sign of how technology makes separateness easier.

The sales of computer chips, the computer brains in everything from personal computers to cell phones to automobiles, are widely seen as a sign of the technology industry's health.

This mini-me has been created by the team at iMakr, a 3D printing workshop based in Clerkenwell in London, who, in a sign of the technology's entry into the mainstream, are opening a 3D pop-up shop and studio in the Oxford Street branch of Selfridges next month.