Anyone advocating a return to state-directed capitalism must address this problem above all, because globalisation and technological change make the terrain for a state capitalist project much more challenging than in the postwar boom: we live in an era of disruptive technologies, the empowered consumer and globally mobile capital.
The discovery suggests these early people had the social or technological ability to adapt to varied terrain and, perhaps, climates.
The technological procedure should be adapted to terrain conditions, particularly to the kind of logging.
The technological advances in remote sensing, computers, terrain analysis, geostatistics, GIS data integration, and instrumentation has made it possible to achieve unprecedented reliability and utility in digital soil maps.
No technological advance, however, can eliminate perhaps the photojournalist's most difficult terrain — building camaraderie with soldiers while continuing to hold them objectively as subjects.
Bower questions the assumption that we might run out of oil within decades, suggesting that technological improvements will allow companies to drill in more demanding terrains, to keep energy-hungry economies fuelled.
Moreover, during the 1950s access to markets increased, and from the middle of the 1960s the reindeer husbandry underwent major technological changes with the introduction of snowmobiles and later all-terrain vehicles (Riseth and Vatn 2009).
They are tied to native terrain, the land and the sea, that doesn't require special technological tools simply to maintain a physical presence.
Because of the large presence of snow in Skyrim's game world, the technological upgrades were applied to weather effects and allow for dynamic snow fall upon the terrain, instead of snow that was rendered as a textural effect in previous games.
And with the feminist movement, rise of women in STEM and technological progress pushing those concepts further, Wosk believes filmmakers, whatever their gender, have a rich and complex terrain to explore.
