It is one of the central tenets of personal technology that gadgets and gizmos can always be made smaller.
I practice the basic tenet of mastering technologies that have made big enough a splash to stay around for a while, but that are not so well established that everyone is using them.
Perhaps Dr. Gawande believes that the point he made in his original article bears repeating, since it's been hard for people to accept its central tenet: that the complexities of technology in the 21st century may be best handled by the simplest solution.
But one of the core tenets of Lightning Labs's technology, it says, is that it allows you to do away with counter-party risk.
The new findings call into question some widely held tenets of emotional theory, and they may undercut emerging technologies, like robots and artificial intelligence programs tasked with reading people's emotions.
Changes in technology, values, and ideology, including new attention to tenets of neoliberalism and individual choice and responsibilities, provided further motivation.
Although a comprehensive review of the entire field of bioinformatics is beyond the scope of this article, I review the basic tenets of the field and provide a topical sampling of the popular technologies available to clinicians and researchers.
The country's health policy is based on the tenets of the Primary Health Care strategy, which include equity, community involvement, multi-sectoral collaboration and appropriate technology.
The best journalism of the future will embrace the fundamental tenets of traditional journalism -- the pursuit of truth, accuracy, and fairness -- with the best that new technologies can offer: immediacy, transparency, and engagement.
Gates insisted that this was not dumping the basic tenets of capitalism but argued market forces must be better used to address the needs of those left behind by advances in technology and healthcare.
