Sentence examples for technological attempt from inspiring English sources
SoulPulse is simply a technological attempt at creating something like "The Way of a Pilgrim," a nineteenth-century Russian account of one man's spiritual development.
David Wastell, professor of information systems at the university says: "ICS is a crude technological attempt to transform social work into a bureaucratic practice to be governed by formally defined procedures, involving sequences of tasks to be accomplished within strict deadlines".
The two additional scenarios (political and technological) attempt to capture the uncertainties about the path to 2030: technological progress, market penetrations, technology costs, etc., and also the different policies that could be pursued.
Primitive technological attempts to understand people have failed miserably, as evidenced by the long debate over the accuracy of lie detectors.
In 1999 worldwide revenue reached an all-time high of $27bn; by 2008 it had almost halved, despite the industry's various legal and technological attempts to fight back.
At present our clunky technological attempts to recreate kissing are about as romantic as a clinch with Wall E, but perhaps in the not-too-distant future we could all own an electronic mouth, download a Britney kiss from iTunes and snog each other via Skype.
The Soviet system was a pre-technological attempt to crush any trace of civil society.
They also naturalized real-world clearance processes by promoting this work as technological progress, attempting to involve readers in clearance, and putting a friendly, masculine, all-American face on the machines and their operators.
China will continue to target academic and technological leaders and attempt to attract overseas graduates for their qualifications and experience in key areas where China has shortages.
You have nearly done that, by talking to your neighbor, consulting local authorities and attempting technological fixes.
But when one looks at the mechanics of the horse-and-buggy era, it quickly becomes clear that carriage makers and carriage parts makers would serve as much better case studies of attempted technological adaptation.
