Sentence examples for technological discovery from inspiring English sources

"This will hugely speed it up," enthused the boss, as if he had stumbled on a startling technological discovery.

"Perhaps the most likely type of existential risks that could constitute a Great Filter are those that arise from technological discovery.

Many have remained here to start companies, to keep us at the forefront of scientific and technological discovery, to teach in our schools and to enrich our culture.

The productivity puzzle that began in the 1970s persists, thanks to the apparent fizzle in productivity growth since the internet boomlet of 1996-2004 and despite what looks to many like an ongoing acceleration in technological discovery.

IN A typically thought-provoking post, Kevin Drum suggests that contra the arguments of Tyler Cowen ("The Great Stagnation"), Neal Stephenson ("Innovation Starvation"), and Peter Thiel, the modern engine of technological discovery may not be running out of steam quite so fast.

That, in turn, was largely driven by the pessimistic research of economist Robert Gordon, who argued that the pace of growth in real output per person seemed to have been slipping steadily since the peak of the "one great wave" of industrialisation and technological discovery.

Especially since I, too, cannot resist being deeply impressed by the technological discoveries around me, including electronic books the size of paperbacks containing full libraries.

The program would also incorporate the latest scientific and technological discoveries and provide formal and informal learning opportunities to people of all ages.

As we noted in early 2013 he is sceptical of the potential of new technological discoveries to engineer a productivity rebound sufficient to offset the growth-crimping effects of rising inequality, growing public debt, and demographic change.

For example, a theory that was once popular stated that the gains from the technological discoveries of the 1970's, when productivity growth slinked along at less than 2percentt, did not show up until the technologies became part of business practices in the 1990's.

"I think it has something probably to do with the new image that Japan is transporting as trendy and right at the very edge of new technological discoveries," Mr. Richie, the film historian, said in a telephone interview from his home in Tokyo.