This technology is their prime mover and, as we shall say, it is a sort of technical ideology.
An era characterized by a new class of networked organizations working on the socio-technical ideologies of Web 2.0.
Awareness of technological ideologies may make a difference when it comes to hire technical personnel and, most importantly, make it work sufficiently foolishly.
His governing style concentrates decision-making within a small circle of aides known more for their technical abilities than ideology.
The contemporary folly perpetuates because the linkages across politics and the media are manifest and explicit across all ideologies and technical platforms.
However, in his contribution to History of Wales, 25,000 BC AD 2000, archaeologist Joshua Pollard notes that not all Neolithic communities were part of the simultaneous "marked transformations in material culture, ideology and technical practices" known as the Neolithic Revolution.
As a scholar, Ms. Kagan's interests were narrow, somewhat technical, and steered clear of ideology.
Policymakers are more likely to make use of research to guide policy for issues perceived to be highly technical than for those where values and ideology are seen to be more important.
Quality was high too: East European education, although corroded by ideology in the humanities, was excellent in technical subjects and mathematics.But now there is cause to worry about both quality and quantity.
The National Education Policy of 1979 emphasized the need for improving vocational and technical education and for disseminating a common culture based on Islamic ideology.
The film's technical slickness and pulsating energy work in tandem with its repulsive ideology to create a uniquely unsettling viewing experience.
