Sentence examples for technological bang from inspiring English sources
Schooldays – none of the boring stuff, instead, all of the dastardly adventures schoolkids dream about getting up to; think Enid Blyton meets the 21st century with a technological bang!
Engineers, entrepreneurs and investors all try to find the best opportunities created by a technological big bang, such as Ford's Model T in 1908 and Intel's first microprocessor in 1971.
In under an hour we learned what chaos theory actually means (that even nice, predictable Newtonian physics can end up in chaos: the simplest of equations can lead to unstable outcomes); how medicine would benefit if it remembered that a human approach to patients can heal alongside technological whiz-bang developments; and how banking imploded from a combination of both of these faults.
In our age of technological whiz-bang, not much floors us anymore.
The enthusiasts for online courses, MOOCs, and automated test scoring fail to see what Steve Jobs could see: The point of your whiz-bang technological innovations is not to bend humans to fit the machines, but design the machines to enhance the human experience.
Others, usually of a libertarian bent or from the scientifically enlightened side of America's Republican party, suggest it isn't necessary because it's more cost effective to wait for some whiz-bang technological breakthrough, rather than an expensive overturning of the established energy order.
Song: Bang, Bang, Bang, Bang.
The second, The Infinite Resource, is about the power of human ingenuity and the critical importance of social and technological innovation in ensuring civilization doesn't end with a fiery bang.
Sadly for Mr West, his door isn't currently swinging off its hinges after being banged down by billionaire investors, eager to throw cash at Kanye's recent technological ventures.
