Sentence examples for technical meritocracy from inspiring English sources
Moreover, despite the oligarchic structure of a foundation that requires a significant capital investment to earn the Platinum or Gold designation, development activities will be structured by "an open development process that is driven by technical meritocracy".
The culture is a meritocracy where technical expertise is valued.
The faculty and student body highly value meritocracy and technical proficiency.
And while her own prose has been criticized as obscure, in her book she gives examples of how yesterday's jargon becomes today's common language, citing for instance brunch, which came into use in the 1890's; motel, which dates from the 1920's; and meritocracy, which is a technical term from the late 50's.
We can see then that the iGEM Competition tries to carry the social and technical norms and values of parts-based engineering, democratic open source and meritocracy in material form from lab to lab, across the world, by posting out a uniform DNA distribution kit containing a selection of the parts from the Registry.
The get fed up of being perceived as less technically competent and don't see their workplaces as true meritocracies, notes a 2009 Anita Borg report, Climbing the Technical Ladder.
Meritocracy powered ahead, regardless.
An absolute meritocracy".
