Sentence examples for techno approach from inspiring English sources

For more recent albums such as Cydonia, The Orb used inexpensive equipment such as Korg's Electribe products, which Paterson described as employing more of a "bedroom techno" approach.

DJing has become a source of personal development—like yoga or scrapbooking and the biggest names in techno approach their work with financial finesse.

American scientists pioneered what Michael Hagner, chair of science studies at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, calls "the techno approach".

Ivan Smagghe took it a bit more rigid with his minimalist, almost techno approach to the sound, playing a set of tunes that Buffalo Bill from Silence of the Lambs would probably star on his Spotify account.

While there, he embraced many of the new technologies now prevalent in publishing, and it's this techno-savvy approach that's so noticeable about Salt's rise.

When I discuss this with seasoned newsroom people on both sides of the Atlantic, most still firmly believe the quality of their work guarantees their survival against a techno-centric approach to digital contents.

Mr. Lombard said that the latest version of that device, the SPV 2000, is still "not an enormous success" for Orange, but insisted that the companies have moved from a "techno-push approach to a market-pull approach," where they are responding more closely to customer demands.

Questioning both the techno-centric approach of biotech and those who advocate blindly trying to mimic agriculture in nature's image, Denison argues that Darwinian insights are crucial to identify promising approaches to crop breeding and agricultural management.

Overall, the assessment reform might have failed to bring about the revolutionary changes envisioned by policy makers mainly because of the techno-rational approach (Hughes 2014) policy makers adopted.

These techno-analytical approaches are valuable contributions to understanding the impacts of extreme events on road infrastructure.

Simplistic, techno-commercial approaches to health care, which often degenerate into legalese, has been the hallmark of domestic policies.