Sentence examples for technical age from inspiring English sources

JIMMY WALES does not come across as the great philosopher king of the technical age.

I am more concerned with the issue of maturity than I am with the technical age of majority.

In the 1960s he still rejected atomic weapons, but was more open for the promises of the Technical Age.

In the mid-1960s von Weizsäcker extended his thoughts from the "atomic age" to the whole "technical age" [101 von Weizsäcker].

Behold the decline and fall of the technical age: the scrolling LED tree ornament Chip Clips: Stocking Stuffer for your geeky girlfriend CG Holiday 2007 Recommendation: Crumpler's Brazillion Dollar Home Zune, Apple TV make Popular Mechanics' worst-of-the-year list CG Holldays 2007 Recommendation: ACE Grooming Gear.

Turn the tides on this technical age.

In a primitive, pre-technical age, the criminal was place in a public seat – in a town square for instance – where they could be subject to scrutiny, judgment and the mob.

Results Between May 21th 2015 and July 31st 2016, 993 patients were hospitalised in our PICU, among them 43 weren't included in the eDTB for technical and age (over 18 years old) reasons.

Another definition, the technical rotation age, is based on the size of tree a particular economic market requires.

All assessors were unaware of presentation designs, the presence of technical replicates, subject ages and age ranges.

Anecdotal discussions with clinicians across the UK would suggest that whatever the technical cut off age, many paediatric and CAMHS teams continue to see young people well past this age due to perceived difficulties transferring care to adult services.