Sentence examples for which technological from inspiring English sources

One representative design approach is the technology-enhanced learning environment (TEL), in which technological affordances are used to facilitate learners' higher-order thinking activities.

One of the problems, in fact, might not be in technology itself but in the ways in which technological culture has already undercut the special status of the human.

It was an evening in which technological wizardry was stronger than choreographic imagination.

Among the myriad universes similar to ours will be some in which technological civilizations advance to the point of being able to simulate consciousness.

For centuries, instrument makers, players and composers formed a kind of circular bio-system in which technological advances and stylistic developments fed off one another.

Salford Royal hospital's chief information officer Rachel Dunscombe is excited at the possibilities that the mobile phone offers, but she is worried about data security and the breakneck rush at which technological innovations are being introduced.

Promoting a diversity of robust and adaptable technological and social options to meet needs, which limits technological monopolies (such as asbestos, chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), PCBs) and therefore reduces the scale of any surprise from any one option.

Political dimension: The assessment of a technological solution must take into account the political situation in which the technological development is taking place.

Perhaps the gulf between fiction and reality is a price worth paying for a world in which our technological dreams are no more likely to come true than our technological nightmares.

We live in an age in which the technological and commercial momentum drives fragmentation.

Not the silly kinetic sculptures, which are technological antiques, quaint and ridiculous, nor many of the geometric abstractions, which look indistinguishably bland.