A turning point in the appreciation of technology as a socio-cultural phenomenon is marked by Samuel Butler's Erewhon (1872), written under the influence of the Industrial Revolution, and Darwin's On the origin of species.
History is recast in fictional terms in RINNE GROFF's play "THE RUBY SUNRISE," which looks at a turning point in the development of a technology that would reshape world culture in the 20th century.
This may be a turning point in the campaign's evolving use of technology and its ever-clearer mission to portray Mrs. Clinton in a warm, humorous light.
Whole-genome sequence information has transformed research in traditional model systems, and now next-generation sequencing (NGS) technology is at a turning point in its application to nonmodel organisms (Tautz et al. 2011).
"Dr. Barsky is at the center of a turning point in our industry," said William E. Meyers, vice president for science and technology at Paragon Vision Sciences, a contact lens company in Mesa, Ariz.
The steep drop last week in the price of technology stocks, punctuating a three-week slide, may mark a turning point in perceptions.
The steep drop last week in the price of technology stocks, punctuating a three-week slide, seems to mark a turning point in perceptions.
Sherry Turkle, a psychologist and the director of the M.I.T. Initiative on Technology and Self, sees the glass towers as expressions of "a turning point in form".
"With access to [capital markets], a decent record in distribution and a turning point in the industry cycle, he has a chance to propel himself further internationally," says Jeff Toder, head of regional technology research at SG Securities in Taipei.
