Sentence examples for technological origins from inspiring English sources

And Microsoft began, over years of crashes and controversies, to fashion something else out of this software and hardware until it could leave those technological origins behind.

Readers then were skeptical of Seldes's claims about cinema in particular for many of the same reasons that contemporary critics dismiss games -- they were suspicious of cinema's commercial motivations and technological origins, concerned about Hollywood's appeals to violence and eroticism, and insistent that cinema had not yet produced works of lasting value.

We examined the size and connection density of 47 self-organizing networks of various biological, social, and technological origins, and found that the size-density relationship follows a fractal relationship spanning over 6 orders of magnitude.

when lightning strikes brick flues or. in short circuits in electrical equipment or. in powerful corona discharges of both natural and technological origin.

Even though this test has technological origin, it is still used in material acceptance tests and also practically in most of surveillance specimens programmes for determination of radiation damage level.

This paper advocates spread spectrum modulation for interstellar communication, motivated by robust immunity to radio-frequency interference (RFI) of technological origin in the vicinity of the receiver while preserving full detection sensitivity in the presence of natural sources of noise.

Informal guided interviews with 330 farmers in Boushehr Province support these hypotheses and show that both perceptions of and behaviour in relation to water are closely tied to the farmers' ways of organising which, in turn, are influenced by the socio-technological origin of their water: wells, irrigation canals, qanats.

The problem has both technological and social origins with one contributing to and indeed magnifying the other.

In current study we revealed the detailed profile of post chip RNA quality effect and investigated its technological and biological origin.

Peter J. Williamson, a professor of business at Cambridge University, said that while some continued to be bothered by Huawei's origins, its technological prowess was increasingly hard to ignore.

This study analyzes a set of 156 venture-backed startups: the nature of the firms, their founders' profiles, their origins, their technological capabilities, and their investors.