Sentence examples for technological continuity from inspiring English sources

The team, led by Adam Brumm of Australian National University, said the technological continuity between the periods supported the contention that the now-extinct "little people" of Flores probably evolved as a separate species (Homo floresiensis), and were not modern humans, as asserted by skeptics.

Any notion of national, linguistic, technological, or cultural continuity from present day is unlikely.

The continuity of technological innovation involves green technological innovation, green institutional innovation, and green business model innovation [25].

According to Mr. Leatherbarrow, the conflict between technological progress and cultural continuity exists only in theory, not in the real world of architecture.

The 2009 HP2 Sport may embody a world of technological change, yet it still imparts a feeling of continuity.

Major challenges for developed countries' health systems in the next decades include pervasive health inequalities; limitations in health services accessibility, care comprehensiveness, and continuity, especially in primary care; demographic shifts; technological developments; and fiscal constraints [ 1- 7].

I experience a comforting continuity, especially in this era of social and technological change.

German, died 1916 The most gifted artist in the futurist movement, Umberto Boccioni created intensely dynamic images – such as his striding figure Unique Continuities in Space – that are powerful similes for the technological breakthroughs of the new century.

Coal that is considered unmineable because of geologic, technological, and economic factors (typically too deep, too thin, or lacking the internal continuity to be economically mined with today's technologies) may have potential for CO2 storage (U.S. DOE 2012).

This continuity is even more striking as it extends over a period of massive social, technological, economic and ideological change.

It is a history of both continuities (quests for health, justice, environmental amenity) and discontinuities (in response to global technological, economic, and political change).