Sentence examples for technological fame from inspiring English sources
Magic bullet interventions are prone to a toxic mix of ira and luxuria – impatience with the many obstacles to disease eradication and lust for technological fame (13).
Until now, the team's technological claim to fame was installing MLB's largest wi-fi system in Dodger Stadium for the 2013 season.
The two have since used this system to analyze centuries of word use, examining the spread of scientific concepts, technological innovations, political repression and even celebrity fame.
So with all the technological changes, what would a hall-of-fame professional Porsche driver consider the finest example of the 911? "My favorite Porsche, as they say, is next year's Porsche," Mr. Haywood said.
Much in his work could appeal to simple and sophisticated, to the poor and to the queen, and technological developments as well as the qualities of his work enabled his fame to spread worldwide very quickly.
The new reality is that fame can come instantly to anyone, but, in the modern technological test tube, whether it creates a fizzle or an explosion depends upon the chemical with which it is mixed.
From the Prometheus of Greek mythology to the Tower of Babel of Biblical fame, our Western heritage is rich with admonitions about the dangers of unchecked technological optimism.
But each subsequent technological advance has undoubtedly increased the speed at which cultural history is made, with 15 minutes of fame during Andy Warhol's lifetime collapsing into five during Kim Kardashian's.
What's more, in its rapid rise to fame and then back to obscurity, you can read much of the history of boom, bust and technological change in Britain.
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