Sentence examples for technology fellow from inspiring English sources

Before I met with Wright, Spore's executive producer, Lucy Bradshaw, gave me a tour of the Spore studio and introduced me to a barefoot, speed-talking "technology fellow" named Chris Hecker, who had helped develop Spore's unique animation system.

But as Daniel Kahn Gillmor, a technology fellow at the American Civil Liberties Union, pointed out in a blog post published on March 7th, this claim didn't ring entirely true.

But Valerie Aurora, the principal consultant at Frame Shift Consulting, a diversity-and-inclusion consultancy, and Leigh Honeywell, a technology fellow at the A.C.L.U., argue that this situation is actually fairly typical, and that sexual harassment is a tipoff that other misconduct may be taking place at a company.

It sounds simple, but it's hard for even technical people to understand, says Adrian Cockcroft, Technology Fellow at venture capitalist Battery Ventures.

According to participatory budgeting expert and former White House technology fellow, Hollie Russon Gilman, San Francisco's experiment will mark a "frontier" in American direct democracy.

And they added two key executives – Ammiel Kamon (head of worldwide marketing) from Emptoris and Netscape and Dan Pritchett (Chief Platform Architect), a former technology fellow at eBay.

The project utilises Catacel's compact catalytic reactor technology, with fellow Ohio company DJW Technology providing assistance with the system engineering, including balance-of-plant and control system architecture.

In the meantime, Sargent a former science and technology policy fellow of the AAAS (publisher of ScienceInsider)—is relentlessly optimistic.

Hitachi also said it was beefing up its plasma-display-panel TV business by buying PDP technology from fellow Japanese electronics maker Fujitsu, and taking an 80% stake in the PDP venture it has with Fujitsu.

At the panel event it was clear that this unassuming 8th grade history teacher from White Plains was using technology her fellow well-groomed panelists hadn't even heard of -- integrating tools such as My Big Campus, Edmodo and Socrative, to revolutionize the classroom dynamic.

Peter Huber is executive vice president of ICx Technologies, a fellow of the Manhattan Institute and coauthor of The Bottomless Well (Basic Books, January 2005).