Sentence examples similar to tech representations from inspiring English sources

The exhibition, not your usual art-museum show, is full of low-tech representations and reproductions, including a few rather limp reproductions of paintings by major artists like Raphael that illustrate useful wall texts about church and papal history.

As we might expect — given the government's unwavering support for Tech City — the representation of tech entrepreneurs is somewhat skewed towards London and Tech City (Silicon Roundabout) in particular.

Of the people graduating from top engineering programs, 9percentt are black and Latino, but representation at tech firms typically falls around 5percentt, according to the EEOC's recent analysis of the 2014 EEO-1 data the agency collected.

Imriel cares about tech, startups and media representation.

Female representation in tech actually used to be higher in the mid-'80s.

Ideally, this wouldn't even be a question if women had fair representation in tech companies and businesses.

"I've gotten many personal messages from fellow Googlers expressing their gratitude," Damore wrote, for his 10-page memo arguing that women's under-representation in tech was in large part biological — that women are neurotic and thus less able to deal with stress, less interested in ideas than feelings, and less driven to achieve a high status.

While there's no denying that women are graduating in engineering at a lower rate than men, if technology companies truly want to hire qualified women, they are available in much larger numbers than the current representation at tech companies suggests.

The whole show strives to explore the ways in which artists are using digital media and tech to modernize "the body, representations of nature, poetic irony, and expressions of individuality as originally expressed in 19th Century Romanticism," and will continue to revitalize these classic art tropes through May 10th in Manhattan.

Laura Weidman Powers, the C.E.O. of a nonprofit called CODE2040 that aims to encourage greater black and Latino representation in the tech workforce, attended C.E.S. for the first time and summed up the crowd as "overwhelmingly male, white, and Asian".

Otherwise the talk about boosting black representation in high tech is pointless.