The phrase "technology divide" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the gap or inequality in access to and understanding of technology between different groups or individuals. Example: "The technology divide between urban and rural areas is widening, with those living in cities having more access to high-speed internet and advanced devices."
"If we believe that education is the way to break out of poverty, then we must do everything we can to support these children academically and help shrink the technology divide between rich and poor".
But in a recent survey of consumer technology, Forrester Research found that a number of trends in how people use technology divide along generational lines.
During our forum we discussed issues most impacting the Bayview neighborhood, including the technology divide, the teacher shortage, a lack of diversity in the teaching profession, the school-to-prison pipeline, generational poverty, and how to strengthen community partnerships.
Science and technology capacity has lagged and all indications are that the technology divide is on the increase.
And even if it unfolds in the midst of household droids and futuristic technology, "Divided in Death" isn't really science fiction.
(Normally, in the United States, cell-phone service is delivered in the 800 megahertz and 1,900 megahertz bands). Then, using an approach called dynamic spectrum access, the technology divides that range into 18 channels, and uses real-time sensing to detect sudden interference triggered by someone else using the channel to, say, open the garage and switch channels within 20 milliseconds.
The evolution of drying technology, divided into four generations, is thoroughly reviewed, from tray drying to the combination of some drying technologies (the hurdle technology approach in drying) in order to optimize the process in terms of final food quality and energy consumption.
This chapter specifically addresses the effects of scan parameters and limitations of the scanning technology divided into two categories: instrumentation effects (those that arise from the scanning instrumentation itself) and user‐controller parameters (those that an operator chooses) for the most common microarray platform the two‐color cDNA microarray printed on a glass substrate.
But Connors' allegiance to the new technology divided opinion among players and fans.
The average value is the weighted sum of the cost per technology divided by the total energy consumed.
(1) "Digging Deep to Fill Shallow" This technology divides the subsidence-prone areas into two parts: deep and shallow.
