Sentence examples for technological thrust from inspiring English sources

The mass unemployment of the era, its technological thrust and other Dada targets are also satirized.

"Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough" was - is - an extraordinary pop record, ultra- modernist in its technological thrust and dizzying in its sense of surrender and abandonment.

In the history of urban dance music, a history that begins with James Brown, takes in Tamla Motown, socially conscious 70s funk and soul, and continues apace with Prince, hip-hop and the technological thrust of Beyoncé's aerobic R&B, "Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough" is a pivotal record: a quantum sonic leap that signals all that will follow.

For instance, Booker said, "We've partnered on writing letters regarding autonomous cars, we've partnered on the Internet of things, both of us recognizing this is going to be a potentially transformative technological thrust that can raise the quality of life, deal with poverty issues, advance our economy, create jobs".

Now, these experts say, its booming economy and growing technological infrastructure may thrust it to the forefront of the next generation of computing.

Unfortunately, the compelling thrust of technological advance is unwilling to grant us much of a reprieve.

Because of the technological development of these engines, thrust is reduced; but fuel consumption can increase.

When the lights go out and the entire world is thrust into the technological nether, we'll need board games like Turing Tumble.

We live under the shadow of new risks, but these can be minimized by a culture of responsible innovation -- especially in fields like biotech, advanced AI and geoengineering -- and by reprioritizing the thrust of the world's technological effort.

One image of internal and external disconnect is the suicidal leap of a rural Chinese worker separated from their family and traditions when suddenly thrust into a material and technological world that is a contradiction to the life they knew.

The sudden increase in the exchange of knowledge, trade and capital around the world, driven by technological innovation, from the internet to shipping containers, thrust the term into the limelight.Some see globalisation as a good thing.