From a technological standpoint, these instabilities limit potential applications in microelectromechanical devices, for example.
In a number of spheres of policy, it appears uncertainty has intensified in the face of globalisation, economic instability, climate change, technological innovation and changing consumer preferences.
Nowadays, a point was reached wherein the technological support of petrochemical shows instability, both by its nature of exhaustible commodity and by its geopolitical issues, which creates energy insecurity in the world.
In fact, in this time of economic hardship, political instability, and rapid technological change, empathy is the one quality we most need if we're going to survive and flourish in the 21st century.
Now, going to bottom up because that is what the show is about, you say in the book "In this time of economic hardship political instability and rapid technological change, empathy is the one quality that we are most going to need if we are going to flourish in the 21st century".
1943), George L. Engel (1913 99), and others during the late 1960s and early 1970s; and, more broadly, growing contemporary fears about rapid technological change and global political instability during the cold war.
Mr. Tereshchuks apparent ability to start a D.D.O.S. attack attested to what investigators describe as his unusual technological dexterity, despite evidence of his psychological instability.
The official theme for this year's event is the "new global context", broadly defined as conflicts, instability and the political, economic and technological changes that make the world a more fragmented place.
Ethiopia, for example, suffered from political instability and mitigation at the lowest technological level (behavioural/educational interventions) was barely delivered.
Aeroacoustic instabilities occur in many applications of technological interest and have undesirable effects on the steady operation of the system.
