Sentence examples for technology scholars from inspiring English sources

From the most raked-over history to the latest technology, scholars continually manage to ask new questions, rethink old verities and produce fresh insights.

From the most raked-over historical fields to the latest technology, scholars and researchers continually manage to ask new questions, rethink old verities and produce fresh insights.

Technology scholars, business leaders and policy makers gathered at California conferences this weekend to argue whether a mismatch between two different technologies and the legal policies that govern them could inhibit free expression and innovation.

Perceiving an overly zealous culture of copyright protection, a group of law and technology scholars are setting up Creative Commons, a nonprofit company that will develop ways for artists, writers and others to easily designate their work as freely shareable.

With the help of information visualization technology, scholars can more easily observe, browse and understand the information, and find the rules and patterns hidden in the data.

One high-profile example of this is Steve Bellovin, a Columbia University science professor who was recently appointed the first technology scholar on the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board, an independent agency within the executive branch that advises the president and other senior executive branch officials.

On Monday in a detailed opinion piece on Motherboard, security and technology scholar Tomas Rid laid out the claim that the Russian state, not just one lone wolf, was responsible for the DNC hack.

So for the moment, the battle between scientists analysing layers of pigment and ancient walls with space age technology, and scholars who insist that they have documentary evidence that Leonardo's original Battle of Anghiari no longer exists has ended in a truce.

This is not the first time a new technology has captivated scholars.

The diffusion of ideas or movement of populations is routinely implicated in the distribution of Levallois technology, with some scholars arguing that its geographic proliferation in Eurasia was predicated on the expansion of archaic Homo sapiens from Africa (20).

CTA builds on the concept of 'co-evolution' between science and society that was put forward by 'science and technology studies' (STS) scholars, a branch of sociology focusing on the social shaping of emerging technoscience.