Sentence examples for technological record from inspiring English sources

But given America's money and technological record, it would be unwise to bet heavily against it.

Ollé, A. et al. The Early and Middle Pleistocene technological record from Sierra de Atapuerca (Burgos, Spain).

David Elstein, a former TV executive, says this highlights the "expensive anachronism" of making people buy a licence to own a television set.The BBC's technological record is mixed.

This week, we turn to the MiniDisc, a strange species that arose from Sony Electronics in 1992 and was already well on its way to being no more than a forgotten layer in the technological record by the time its production was discontinued in 2013.

We're very happy, thank you, that the mistakes we made in our callow years aren't on our permanent technological record.

Scientific papers and technological patents record modern and advanced knowledge in scientific discovery and technological development; therefore, comparing their statuses can identify the gaps and explore potential technological opportunities.

So might bundling music with a mobile-phone subscription, as AT&T is doing with Beats, a seller of headphones that has branched into subscription music.Arms around the worldHaving previously fought losing battles against technological change, record executives have been quicker to embrace streaming's surge.

The group with the lowest technological influence recorded the lowest mean score for caring while the group with the highest technological influence recorded the highest mean score for caring.

From a general standpoint, Mappæ Clavicula and Compositiones Lucenses are the sole technological literary records, which come from the Late Antiquity to the Early Middle Ages.

Among the rabbits it said, "Couplings take place unsystematically and no zoological-technological monitoring records are kept," according to the report quoted by the Interfax news agency.

Such conclusions reflect a problem that critics and listeners face today as never before: with the level of technological sophistication that record producers and engineers now bring to enhancing previously recorded performances, evaluating a band's or performer's musical abilities on the basis of live recordings -- even older ones -- is a dicey proposition.