Sentence examples for termed technology from inspiring English sources

This formulation attempts to explain human consumption in terms of three components: population numbers, levels of consumption (which it terms "affluence", although the usage is different), and impact per unit of resource use (which is termed "technology", because this impact depends on the technology used).

We termed this technology as "Pronuclear Injection-based Targeted Transgenesis (PITT).

"But, in the long term, technology may overcome these problems.

In Dr. Ross's laboratory at I.B.M., researchers are concentrating on more near-term technology.

"We're looking at long-term technology when we haven't made the first step," she said.

And for the longer term, technology companies are aggressively supporting training and education programs to broaden the range of talent.

"A long-term technology program is definitely in order, but we also need to be acting now with the technology available now".

In the private sector, studies show that energy companies have a long tradition of eschewing long-term technology quests because of the lack of short-term payoffs.

In fact, the telecommunications recession highlights the way long-term technology trends can be largely unaffected by forces that can wreak havoc on individual companies.

Nearly two-thirds of I.B.M.'s revenue is from stable streams of corporate software licenses and longer-term technology services contracts.

In 1829, Jacob Bigelow, Harvard's Rumford Professor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, published a widely read treatise titled "Elements of Technology," which popularized the term "technology" in something like its current sense.