Sentence examples for technologies of mass from inspiring English sources

That ancient economics of creation was overturned at the dawn of the industrial age by the technologies of mass production.

Is government spying through technologies of mass surveillance, useful? asks Jennifer Granick in "Mass Spying Means Gross Errors," on www.wired.com.

It's true, of course, that twentieth-century state societies, having developed potent technologies of mass killing, have broken all historical records for violent deaths.

Perhaps more than any other art form, the American theatre suffered from the invention of the new technologies of mass reproduction.

It is surely no accident that the notion of a Ring of Power surfaced in the late nineteenth century, when technologies of mass destruction were appearing on the horizon.

Yet an eerie continuity became visible in the postwar years, as German scientists were imported to America and began working for their former enemies; the resulting technologies of mass destruction exceeded Hitler's darkest imaginings.

What Richter is at pains to foreground is the fact of mediation, the presence, at the very origin and base of every piece, of technologies of mass-production, of repetition.

If the technology of mass destruction can be exported, why not the justification that comes with it?

Classical technology of mass static balance or over-balance maybe reduces the stability of transonic aeroelasticity.

In an interview on Wednesday, Mr. Reuter said the authority was taking a bold step forward in the technology of mass transportation.

A process called mass customization is changing that, offering a way to use the technology of mass production to manufacture devices in small quantities.