Sentence examples for technological equivalent from inspiring English sources

First, the current obsession with human intelligence downplays the importance of its technological equivalent.

In addition, what the F.A.A. hails as modernization is the technological equivalent of a new coat of paint.

Luckey sees the potential for a new form of communication – a way for people to meet and chat that's more tangible than any other technological equivalent.

They are made to be heard up close, where every detail can be appreciated: in a salon or its technological equivalent, a stereo-equipped living room.

Sites admit now that they have only recently begun using systems that are beyond the technological equivalent of bubble gum and paper clips.

Researchers find that 40percentt of the time, workers wander off in a new direction when an interruption ends, distracted by the technological equivalent of shiny objects.

This is a shame, as Braille provides the only non-technological equivalent to reading and writing in print for those unable to access it.

He said: "Technological progress without equivalent progress in human institutions can doom us.

An array of military programs now under way is predicated on technological fantasy, the scientific equivalent of a wing and a prayer.

Nobody wants to reach the cultural, technological or even political equivalent of what's sometimes dubbed "peak new music", the age where you simply give up even trying to listen to new bands because surely nothing's ever going to be better than the stuff you grew up with.

"Technological progress without an equivalent progress in human institutions can doom us," the president said, citing the need for "a moral revolution" to match our rapid societal change.