Sentence examples for technological view from inspiring English sources

An emerging technological view of humanity and its discontents that largely bypasses the post-Freudian model proposes an unsettling new ideal of the human being as a perfectible machine that through cloning is theoretically immortal.

A scientific and technological view allows establishing conceptual contents intended from world modern knowledge on research and technological activities performed for Materials and Solid State fields.

Another important implication of the methodology was that technological views of actors involved, particularly those from industry, were challenged.

Indeed, modern science is badly infected by instrumentalist and technological views of its investigations and needs to become more truly philosophical and critical, more concerned with establishing what is the case within specific fields, and less with being practical and useful in relation to perceived societal needs (SEP, 290).

Ifeozo blends traditional, lyrical verse with a modern technological viewing experience, creating a photographic slideshow to enhance his spoken word.

The people who came before us, on the other hand, were adapted to this environment, so they could survive with nothing but what they could find or make, in a way that, he said, "runs counter to our technological materialistic view, is probably more admirable, and certainly more sustainable".

This attitude is visible in the "technology push" view on technological developments.

Thus it is the German language that links the German people in a privileged way to, as Heidegger sees it, the genesis of European thought and to a pre-technological world-view in which bringing-forth as poiesis is dominant.

"What we are trying to do it tackle fuel poverty and improve energy efficiency, not only from a technological point of view but from a behavioural perspective too," said Stephen Waterworth, manager of the Energy Hub.

Furthermore, the presented technique involves the use of an oily additive, vitamin E (Vit E), useful from a technological point of view, by promoting additional protein protection and also from a pharmacological point of view, because of its antioxidant and antiproliferative properties.

In Carson's view, technological innovation could easily and irrevocably disrupt the natural system.