Sentence examples for technology speed from inspiring English sources

The book is about both, as well as, among other things, technology, speed, and violence.

Richardson and Levy stand on opposite sides of a busy road, watching technology speed past towards a clouded horizon.

Citing the early-20th-century Futurist movement that glorified technology, speed, industrial cities, youth and violence, surveyors of Gulf futurism see urban planning in the Gulf as part of a movement too, espousing utopian ideals of modernity and prosperity.

It is, the authors claim, "a triumph of information technology, speed and flexibility over low labour rates".What this suggests is a natural division of labour: a trouser maker could assemble average-sized khakis in volume in Mexico, but make special sizes such as narrow waists or long inseams in the United States, offering fast turnaround for retailers and less risk of overstocking.

The new apparatus possesses improved architecture, interface technology, speed and diagnostic capability.

Its computer technology, speed and manoeuvrability are said to be far superior to those of the T-90, the current mainstay of the Russian army.

As technology speeds past us it's perhaps not surprising that we retain an affection for analogue clunkiness.

As the progress of technology speeds up, it becomes more incumbent on authors to examine its effects.

Rambus's technology speeds information from one chip to another in a personal computer, letting the PC take full advantage of the faster processors Intel is designing.

In the brave new wired world, it will be ever more difficult for the buyer to beware of technology speeding forward in nanoseconds, controlled by global giants.

Pressed for detail, he trots out the usual platitudes about investing in technology, speeding up privatisation, helping the poor south, fighting unemployment, and so on.