Sentence examples for strictly technological from inspiring English sources

This is a kind of biological architecture, which refuses to adopt a strictly technological and mechanical approach to environmental sustainability".

"Instead of approaching the hammer market from a strictly technological aspect," Mr. Fortier said, "we added a lifestyle appeal.

Several scholars have begun advocating the socio-technical approach to energy by noting that the mainstream conceptualization of energy challenges in strictly technological or economic terms does not capture the complexity and inertia inherent to energy systems.

As the Barbie example illustrates, what humans can contribute to these artifacts goes beyond strictly technological performance in a narrow task arena and many include very complex symbolic dimensions as well, whose exact meaning may be beyond our ability to identify.

In a later conference call with investors, Take-Two's Strauss Zelnick attributed the delay to "almost strictly technological problems... not problems, but challenges".

Entering office in 1978, the university's second president Dr. Trevor Colbourn, recognized the diversification and growth of UCF's academic programs away from its strictly technological and scientific beginnings.

And I see myself much more in an almost land art context than an artificial, strictly-technological context.

Strictly speaking, technological advancements should improve our ability to communicate with each other.

Strictly speaking, technological customer experiences (here: the experience of artificial intelligence) aren't so much about powerful machines but rather about creating powerful human-technology relationships, that is, modulating and enhancing what it means to be human through technology.

Moreover, technological innovation is strictly limited.

Like the blue solar-panel pattern on the runway, they were strictly for effect: to suggest the technological innovations in the fabrics, as well as lightness and air.