Sentence examples for technological species from inspiring English sources

"As a newly emerging technological species," it reads, "it is prudent to listen before we shout".Both listening and shouting involve, of course, an extraordinary long-odds bet.

Asked if he thought a technological species could expect to survive the ever-accelerating evolution of its market-driven technologies, Mr. Joy said: "The answer is 'yes, but not without additional care.' I think it's possible -- but it's not a given.

It is our success as a technological species that is causing this onslaught of destruction.

The two scientists address what they refer to as "the cosmic frequency of technological species".

We set a firm lower bound on the probability that one or more technological species have evolved anywhere and at any time in the history of the observable universe".

Knell also stated that Lesser challenged the conventional wisdom of the time that television could not teach young children, and proved that "TV was something organic in itself; it was a technological species that lived under its own rules of engagement".

Leaving evolution to these normal processes can thus ensure that our evolution is both as deliberate and as tentative as our species' technological history and also that it is like technological history in that key "threshold" changes can only be seen retrospectively.

This study demonstrates the use of antisense RNA to modulate polysaccharide size in Lactobacillus rhamnosus, a bacterial species with technological and health applications in fermented milk products.

In our endeavors to improve our use of energy and better understand our world, what matters is finding perfected systems from which to model greener, more imaginative technological solutions not how those species became that way.

According to Bellwood (2005), species with technological uses may have been among the first to be domesticated because they were often essential for hunter-gatherers' subsistence.

Similarly, technological systems have their own species of wants: "not carefully considered deliberations but rather tendencies.