Sentence examples for the genius of technology from inspiring English sources

Once, fountain pens represented the genius of technology and were ubiquitous, but then the ball point arrived in the 1950s and newness and convenience and freedom from ink blots were an irresistible combination.

This is not to suggest naively that we abandon everything and attempt to mimic the ways of non-industrial societies, or that any culture be asked to forfeit its right to benefit from the genius of technology.

Max Mosley [the former FIA president] and Sid Watkins [then F1's chief medical officer] worked very hard to encourage the application of the genius of F1 technology to safety.

There's no disputing, meanwhile, the genius of the technology and the example it set.

The genius of their technology is that it stores and deploys renewable energy sources like wind and solar generated electricity across the grid as needed.

The genius of Steve Jobs has always been to marry his solid layman's understanding of technology to his world-class design eye and preternatural understanding of cultural moods.

I plan to harness the genius of the crowd to produce a book about women at the frontier of technology.

The genius of Apple founder Steve Jobs lay in his ability to connect poetry to technology, Steve Jobs' biographer Walter Isaacson has said.

That is the genius of Ozzie Guillen.

That is the genius of such events.

The genius of Eno is in removing the idea of genius.