Sentence examples for subsumed technology from inspiring English sources

But is security really so fundamentally different from the previously subsumed technology specialties?

Jill Lepore genereated quite a fracas in Silicon Valley with her New Yorker article that questions disruptive innovation and posits that large incumbent companies often survive and subsume disruptive technology with small incremental gains.

As to the complaint that Israel's culture is being subsumed by internationalizing technology, the prime minister responds that it is a problem the whole world is facing.

The skills needed to open a Xoom, turn it on, and play with it have been subsumed deep within the technology.

During the interviews the different understanding what AAL does mean and which technologies are subsumed under this term was a problem, This finding proves the fact that there is no national and international consensus on the terminology of these products and solutions [ 21].

Its technology will be subsumed by Caldera, leaving nothing but the Tarantella product for a growth opportunity.

The film, based on David Eggers' book, is a cautionary tale about an omniscient, privacy-violating Silicon Valley technology company that has subsumed Facebook, Google and Twitter.

"These problems are not overwhelming, but do require attention to fundamental management principles lest the important science- and technology-driven enterprises be subsumed by process failures," he testified.

Important assumptions and biases in information technology are mostly obscured and subsumed in 'black-boxes' in ways that make it difficult even for the experts to scrutinize them.

The inspiration for Berklee is the massive changes in Media, Technology and Entertainment that have subsumed the industry in recent years.

This again implies that no dedicated plans had been made for spending money on IT but rather had been subsumed under other cost centres such as technology or the department where the system was installed.