Sentence examples for technological counterpart from inspiring English sources

Currently showing at Zevitas Marcus Gallery in Los Angeles, the show focuses in on our post-internet era, where reality isn't calling for discernment from its technological counterpart, but technology instead needs unpacking into its tangible, human components.

If applied to an industry, these trends offer a technological counterpart of traditional economic models of technology evolution, such as S-shaped curves or the Industry Life Cycle model.

The solutions offered by BioTRIZ's technological counterpart include no such changes in structure.

If Twitter is a technological counterpart to Ernest Hemingway's rough draft of history — pithy, short, direct (give me a minute… it'll make sense) — then Reddit (another winner) is its James Joyce-streamstream of consciousness.

He thinks we will have to get used to higher, more static unemployment rates for the next decade as companies don't need as many employees, who are often more expensive to maintain than their technological counterparts.

This work describes the elaboration of a biomimetic vision system in which each element of the biological system (eye-muscle-brain) as well as their relationship will be mimicked by their artificial and technological counterparts.

The analysis of technology sourcing reveals that the older, the moderately integrated, and the firms with foreign presence are investing more rigorously on technological efforts than their counterparts.

The Danes, like their American allies and counterparts, possess enormous technological advantages, including air support, lightweight armor and state-of-the-art communications equipment.

We find that independent inventors are more sensitive to the negative effects of technological diversity than their corporate counterparts.

Egbo, Chinwe, Ikechukwu, and Onwumere (2011) studied 415 pre-university students in Nigeria and found that the females were more inclined towards technological devices than their male counterparts were.

But the key point is that the Chinese consumer is probably going to have a smaller footprint than an American counterpart because of the kinds of technological and policy changes underway.