Sentence examples for technical elites from inspiring English sources

He also predicted the rising importance of science-based industries and of new technical elites.

As I discovered in looking back to the history of 1945, and Japan's reaction to the atomic bombs, one of the most pronounced impressions left among some Japanese political and technical elites was that the war was lost because Japan was outdone by Western science.

This means reorganising innovation in ways that involve diverse people and groups – going beyond the technical elites to harness the energy and ingenuity of users, workers, consumers, citizens, activists, farmers and small businesses," said Prof Andy Stirling, co-director of the STEPS centre.

Technical elites report to the so-called Expediency Council, and from there to Iran's supreme rulers.

First, by privileging local narratives and experiences it serves to de-center the concerns of technical elites charged with the management of natural hazards.

Public and private claims about the ignorance of communities on the one hand likely serve to contribute to a perception of people of technical elites as being arrogant and out of touch.

Both men are the best of a technical elite.

Military engineering schools offered the finest technical training in Europe well into the 19th century, and their graduates were among the technical elite of industrialized nations.

There is danger, he suggested, if only a technical elite understand Big Data and its implications, with the risk of a runaway technology or a public rejection.

But it's still neither politically helpful nor intellectually healthy for a minority political party to pick pointless fights with the nation's scientific and technical elite.

Buying drugs online using bitcoins was, just a few years ago, a niche activity known about and practiced only an avant garde technical elite.