In addition, the progression of technological advancements tracing several decades of R&D efforts are highlighted.
Ross Bassett visited MIT on September 29th to discuss his new book, The Technological Indian, which traces the linked histories of MIT and modern India.
Between glances at trends and political upheavals, "Variety" traces technological tidal waves: from nickelodeon one-reelers to features, radio to television, television to cable, videotape to DVD to cellphone and Internet platforms.
This paper traces the technological and environmental trade-offs that have occurred from initial lead reduction rules in 1973 through the first phase of the reformulated gasoline program ending in 2000.
Consider the stagnation thesis, an argument made by George Mason economist Tyler Cowen that the primary cause of much of what ails us economically -- from overleveraged households to deficit-ridden governments to inequality -- is a deceleration of technological advance that he traces back to at least the '70s: or, as he titled the book he wrote on the subject, "The Great Stagnation".
For devices, the main technological focus can be traced back to the "H01L-031" international patent classification (IPC) main group.
Readers may trace both technological and legal evolution as chapters examine current developments in ICT such as cloud computing and the Internet of Things.
The mail to that specific home came under scrutiny, Mr. Rowland explained, after the United States Postal Service and the F.B.I., using "very sophisticated technological capabilities," were able to trace all the mail delivered to the Oxford area that had passed through the Hamilton, N.J., processing center that had handled the tainted letter sent to Senator Leahy's office last month.
The STCT theory states that every qualitative change - and the final outcome/product - in a technological development process can be traced back to a change in the composition of the social carriers of technology and in the conditions necessary to achieve the status of an actual Social-Carrier-of-Technology.
In Chasing Sound, Susan Schmidt Horning traces the cultural and technological evolution of recording studios in the United States from the first practical devices to the modern multi-track studios of the analog era.
