Sentence examples for technological identities from inspiring English sources

In a market economy, it is even more complex: for most of us, our technological identities are determined by what companies decide to sell based on what they believe we, as consumers, will pay for.

"When a German engineer gets angry," he advises, "watch out".Germany is confused about its technological identity.

Morpho (Safran group) and French engineering school Telecom ParisTech (part of Institut Telecom) have launched a collaborative research centre, the IDentity & Security Alliance (The Morpho and Telecom ParisTech Research Center), to address the technological challenges of identity protection and data security.

When the two trends get together, then you have an extraordinary socially rooted technological development expressing identity.

Designed as a showcase of India's technological prowess — offering identity proof to the poor and reducing waste in welfare programs — Aadhaar's grand promises have been muddied by controversy as the government makes enrollment mandatory for a growing number of essential services.

This is in keeping with the owner Larry Ellison's global approach to talent recruitment and with the prevailing recent view that America's Cup teams are closest in spirit to motor racing's Formula One teams: more about brand identity and pushing technological boundaries than about national identity and a patriotic agenda.

The year is 2454: Earth is a technological utopia where national identities have been replaced by modes of philosophical thought called "Hives"; families have been supplanted by "bashes", groupings of like-minded souls; and gender differentiation has been eliminated.

Maintenance has implications for the identity of technological artifacts.

Prior to take decision on implementation of supply chain risk management practices, companies need to identity their technological capabilities and its impacts on supply chain resilience.

Drawing from a range of interdisciplinary texts and guest speakers, the course will cover housing policy and incremental planning; media interfaces and technological place-making; national identity and state power; ritual practices and cultural consolidation; and environmental precarity and systems theory.

Second, the 1993 Expo [End Page 379] solidified diplomatic relations by presenting to the world a reimagined national identity through technological innovations.