Our results show that technological intensity reinforces the positive relationship between skills and job duration.
This strong technological base was reinforced by the Israeli military's investment in the city's advanced defence industries, which produced a regular flow of highly proficient talent.
Using maize and GM crops as examples, this paper suggests that GM crops in their current form have reinforced a technological trajectory established with hybrid technology and directed it away from smallholder practices and agroecologies.
It is based on three big technological changes, all reinforcing each other.The first is the collapsing cost of solar power.
In this way, the global movement of jobs is reinforcing technological change to tilt the labor market against men and women who lack postsecondary education.
IoT technological advancements could reinforce existing paradigms, simply making the current take-make-dispose linear economy more and more efficient, whilst failing to address resource and natural capital issues.
Together, these mutually reinforcing technological and social changes produced staggering increases: between 1840 to 1860, the number of spindles in use went from 2¼ million to almost 5¼ million; bales of cotton used from 300,000 to nearly 1 million, and the number of workers from 72,000 to nearly 122,000.
This rule has been reinforced by recent technological improvements: robots are now much more sensitive to their surroundings and can be instructed to avoid hitting people.
The numerical study is supported by results of experimental tests [1], regarding 10 beams reinforced with different technological solutions in terms of strength and ductility.
This form of technological lock-in may be reinforced when there are close relations between producers and states which prevent markets and democratic processes from operating effectively.
