Sentence examples for technological artefact from inspiring English sources
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As such, the data structure is treated largely as a technological artefact, helping to support but somewhat isolated from considerations of institutional order.
Using Sen's (1999) Capability Approach and Ash's (2014) object centred account of affect, I examine how the technological artefact is engineered to produce an affective experience of safety that responds to structural inequalities.
The car is not just a means of transportation, but as a technological artefact it is deeply embedded in our (western) societies.
Transport has been considered a mere technological artefact, to be cared by the wisdom of technical professional experts, namely engineers, planners and some other "happy few" holding highly-specialised skills.
The feminist film critic Molly Haskell also wrote an approving review of the film in the Village Voice: "In a world, an industry, and particularly a genre which values the new and improved product above all, it is nothing short of miraculous to see a movie which dares to go backward, a technological artefact which has nobly deteriorated into a human being.
The same can be argued regarding the study of technological artefacts: technology is active only through human action.
It focuses, in turn, on gender in and of technological artefacts; on the durability of masculine images of technology; on gender in the detail of technical knowledge and practice; and on the place of technology in (some) men's gender identities.
The argument is that those who build technology or technological systems do not concern themselves with (technological) artefacts alone, but must also consider the way in which the artefacts relate to social, economic, political and scientific factors.
Assimilating the S&T knowledge of the species they conquer and reverse engineering their technological artefacts might help as well.
The idea of 'interpretative flexibility' underpins new approaches to studying technological artefacts and curricular resources in use.
