Sentence examples for technological term from inspiring English sources

It takes its name, the catalog explains, "from a technological term that describes the meeting or separation line between parts of an object".

Some Brooklynites who toil in Manhattan offices stayed home to practice telecommuting, a technological term referring to watching TV with the computer on.

However, the difference between microfibrils and nanofibrils is that the former is a well-defined biological structure found in plant cell walls, whereas the latter can be considered a technological term introduced to describe secondary and engineered structures with diameters less than 100 nm.

"In technological terms, we are quite capable of this.

Eleven years have passed since "Toy Story 2," an eternity in technological terms.

We have begun to talk about ourselves in numerical, technological terms: the quantified self, life-tracking, life-hacking, etc.

"Even the most visionary futurists have us living in households that, in social rather than technological terms, resemble the households of today," Wajcman notes.

From my own point of view, the fact of the Third Reich alone makes obsolete forever any question of Christian superiority, except in technological terms.

Her speech is punctuated with a mixture of technological terms and homespun exclamations, like the "holy cow!" she uttered on learning of the Buffett gift.

Re "Adding Rocket Man to His R m? (Feb. 16): Mr. Elon Musk sees the promise of SpaceX in technological terms, such as reliability.

Mr. Glasser, who is 62, has ushered the American Civil Liberties Union into the new century, helping to transform it in his 22 years as executive director, and yet, it turns out, he left himself behind, at least in technological terms.