"technological thought" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when discussing an idea or plan that has been derived from technology. For example, "After carefully considering the various options, we decided to pursue a technological thought process in order to find the most efficient solution."
Engineering the climate is intuitively appealing to a powerful strand of Western technological thought that sees no ethical or other obstacle to total domination of nature.
For all the advanced technological thought embodied by this powertrain, one of the most critical changes sounds the most anachronistic: a generator has replaced the alternator.
They were ultimately agents of technological thought and thus incapable of completing the historic mission of the German people to transcend global technology.
And it is indeed abduction that makes scientific and technological thought progress, conveyed forward on the one hand by the progressive incorporation of new, unsuspected facts that therefore stimulate the invention of new hypotheses able to explain them and, on the other, by an axiomatic unification of laws, implemented by what are called the great simple ideas.
The intertwining of technological changes and thoughts about the future might be traced in any historical period [45 Hunt], but was especially noticeable in the decade from the late 1950s to the late 1960s.
But the invention of language would plausibly have released the earliest of the cultural and technological innovations that symbolic thought makes possible in the process unleashing a cascade of discoveries that is still ongoing.
He calls "Lost Discoveries" a book of "unkempt historical details," but in surveying the non-Western roots of science he has created a very neat chronicle -- and a timely reminder -- of how much of the foundation of modern scientific thought and technological development was built by the mostly overlooked contributions of Arabs, Indians, Chinese, Polynesians and Mesoamericans.
Before Monsanto acquired Climate Corporation in late 2013 for nearly $1 billion, few investors gave much thought to technological innovation in our agriculture system.
At the same time, the constant acceleration of computing speed in conjunction with the synergies created by the simultaneous development of seemingly disparate but often surprisingly complementary technologies permits inroads into realms long thought to be immune to technological substitution.
In an appearance on Bloomberg TV, Schmidt laid out his thoughts about general technological change, Google's biggest mistake, and how Google sees the economy going in 2014.
These two strands of thought -- romanticism and technological rationality -- run deep in environmentalism and the tensions between them help illuminate many of the countervailing beliefs, theories of change and organizational strategies that compose the environmental movement today.
