Sentence examples for technological innovator from inspiring English sources

It has become a leading industrial power, a technological innovator and a vibrant democracy.

Google's team, by contrast, was confident that it alone was the true technological innovator.

There is also information about Colt's achievements as a technological innovator and industrial entrepreneur, including gun-design schematics.

A technological innovator, Mr. Ramone recorded a duet between Frank Sinatra and U2's Bono, though all three were in different cities.

Because Long Island's strength as a technological innovator is closely tied, in many minds, to its self-image, any report that dares question the fundamentals of this identity will inevitably be challenged.

As director of the White House Office of Telecommunications Policy from 1970 to 1974, Mr. Whitehead (who preferred to be called by the diminutive of his middle name, Tom) was a technological innovator with a free-market approach to the newborn information revolution and a controversial voice in President Richard M. Nixon's battles with journalists.

The feature of rapid diffusivity for some financial innovations is a crucial one, particularly when we consider Collingridge's (1982) concept of the dilemma of control, that is, a situation where, at the early stages of the development of a technological innovation, innovators find it difficult to predict all the social consequences of their actions due to insufficient knowledge or foresight.

FOR technological innovators, the cash register can ring either way.

South-based social and justice movements that barely existed 20 years ago raised the temperature, and technological innovators, social media and traditional NGOs all found their voice.

One of very few manifesto-style demands he makes is for technological innovators to find a way to compensate artists for the music they make – directly, and as fully as possible.

David Baltimore argues for more of our budget surplus to be devoted to higher education and basic research, to guarantee that our universities continue their role as technological innovators (Op-Ed, Oct. 28).