Sentence examples for technological imperfection from inspiring English sources

Internet users expect things to be free, and are prepared to accept a certain degree of technological imperfection.

Ten years ago, this presumed equality between the two was a fact of life that seemed unalterable; today, it's merely a technological imperfection that could be easily corrected with a smartphone.

It is major advantage is attractive to reduce dependence on technological imperfections of the circuits.

After computers took over typesetting, "etaoin shrdlu" appeared in print only as a reference to the technological imperfections of the past — and to the film.

We investigated the influence of nanoscale technological imperfections to the macroscopic behavior of ordered composite structures for photonic applications.

The purpose of the investigations carried out was to study effects caused by joint influence of a discrete placing of ribs and the presence of technological imperfections.

Despite some technological imperfections of the laboratory-made samples, a low level of permeability was achieved, which satisfied the official requirements.

Fabricated structures are analyzed in light of this numerical investigation to evidence the impact of such controlled perturbations, but also the influence of the measurement method and the technological imperfections.

Destabilizing the conventions of cinema by both revealing and reveling in its artifice, Dellsperger's process of constructing scenes with a single actor produces startling moments of technological imperfections, whether a jerky exchange between two characters or a doubled actor hovering slightly off of the ground.

We model the main geo-structural factors that influence trench stability and the key geometric and technological parameters that affect construction imperfections as relevant random variables.

Energy efficiency, costs of reducing carbon emissions; market imperfections; cost-benefit analysis; policy impact analysis; marketing and program design; history of technology; effects of policy choices on technological innovation; the effect of information technology on resource use.