This means tradespeople – from plumbers to hairdressers – are likely to be relatively insulated from technological replacement.
"There's an issue around full body searching, the way forward is to look at technological replacement".
In some cases, this distinction is not an important one, such as the technological replacement example discussed earlier where the advantages conferred by one variant over the other are easily identified.
And third, there are robot stories, in which human nature is, for the most part, fixed, the better to be inherited by our technological replacements — the Cylons in "Battlestar Galactica," say, or Ava, the robot in Alex Garland's recent film, "Ex Machina".
As an alternative to surgical aortic valve replacement, technological innovation has allowed development of minimally invasive transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR).
Today, we are witnessing the first wave of a similarly important technological advance: the replacement of conventional photomultiplier tubes with solid-state photomultipliers, which holds great promise to reduce the size and increase the performance of PET scanners [9, 10].
Metalworking trades also underwent rapid development, as technological innovations fostered the replacement of wooden machinery with metal and the manufacture of such items as metal nails, glassware, and iron bearings.
Technological advances in hip replacement have reduced many of the problems that faced the arthroplasty surgeon.
Its solution is essential for finding the optimal policy of equipment replacement under technological advances.
This article presents evidence on the effect of price, popularity, and technological sophistication on unit replacement and lifetimes of mobile handsets.
The rising demand of gluten-free products for celiac people has led to important technological research on the replacement of the gluten matrix in the production of high quality gluten-free foods.
