Sentence examples for technology uptake from inspiring English sources

Secondary outcomes measures include indices of computer proficiency, technology uptake and attitudes towards technology.

Such adaptation may occur either by acclimatization, behavioral change, technology uptake, or other adaptive mechanisms (Keatinge et al. 2000; Medina-Ramón and Schwartz 2007).

Data offers flexibility in setting up simulations as it can be used to represent different areas of study, to compare different trajectories of possible futures by setting different methods of technology uptake, or different methods to describe behaviours.

Much of the technology uptake is driven by the need to make savings as police budgets are cut but alongside that is a drive to "turn data into real-time intelligence", said Nigel Rees of Airwave, the company that runs the emergency services network and commissioned the report.

The bloggers at Jezebel called it "ugh-worthy," while Joanne Stern of Laptop magazine asked, "Do you think women are that slow at the technology uptake that we don't know that a netbook is capable of these activities?" In quick response, Dell added a feedback feature to the Della site, where audience backlash was immediate.

Learning from the design, psychology and sociology literatures, it is important that rural electrification projects incorporate the value perception of the end-user and extend their success beyond the commonly used criteria of financial value, the appropriateness of the technology, capacity building and technology uptake.

In addition, access to information about a technology impacts uptake.

These findings regarding perceptions of potential disruption of interventions to identity and services go beyond more common expectations that concerns about privacy and dislike of technology deter uptake.

The company has not patented the ethical glass technology to encourage uptake by other companies.

Innovative business models that make proven technologies work better are not at the whim of unpredictable technology development and uptake.

Key questions include how to foster technology transfer and uptake, how to stimulate entrepreneurship, and how to target investment in science and technology.