We have a technological problem; it demands a technological solution.
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We all know that technological unemployment is as old as technological innovation.
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If "technological progress" is the same as technological determinism, then there are no remedies.
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The technological shell game The industry also plays what we call a technological shell game.
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Technological features are core to such solutions, but just as critical are non-technological considerations.
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"It was not only a technological history, or a technological series of changes," he explains.
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What technological ... hey Amanda, why don't you join in, what technological things, since you're the investor?
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Similarly, while anxiety has grown over new technological threats to democracy, a technological defense may not be feasible.
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It's very clear that the problem is not technological—there are the technological means to decarbonize very rapidly.
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A huge part of it is technological, but I don't think it's technological in the sense of issues like simulator sickness.
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The technological laggards will be the next wave of customersSectors such as insurance and contracting have been technological laggards, Murphy said.
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Outdoor sports are paradoxically highly dependent on technology and technological progression, even if we don't often think of it in technological terms.
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"It's not a technological problem, but it could have a technological solution," Matt Keller, lead for the Global Learning XPRIZE, told TechCrunch.
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"I think almost every issue that we face has a technological component and a non-technological component, and that scientists are very valuable in public office, in the US Congress, to evaluate the technological part of any problem," Foster said.
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Drum is right that we shouldn't assume a past period of technological change is directly analogous to a future period of technological change.
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Just as the old industrial giants used technological innovations to reduce their costs, the new tech giants use technological innovations to expand their networks.
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However, faced with a new wave of disruptive technological innovation, the country now needs a vision for technological leadership and an agenda for realizing it.
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Just like we made a technological shift in the 1980s from mainframes to PCs, and from PCs to laptops — this is just the march of technological progress.
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For instance, Man Ray's work required technological insights into the nature of light, and photography — a medium favored by the Surrealists — was closely tied to technological progress.
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The country has long been a leader in technological innovation, but now its technological edge is helping the economy overcome so-called demographic destiny in two fields.
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We can get so bogged down in the minutiae of incremental technological change that we forget to remind ourselves that incremental technological change is how literally everything happens.
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We used to think of technological change as a gradual, slow process — the sum of many small innovations that, when zoomed out, create only the illusion of rapid technological change.
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One of the designated entities in controlled by and has provided material and technological support to the FSB, while two others have provided the FSB with material and technological support.
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Silicon Valley Community Foundation, located in the epicenter of global technological innovation, understands the unique role and responsibility that philanthropy can play in bridging technological innovation and the philanthropic sector.
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"While technological modernization has many dimensions, I believe accelerating the DOD's adoption of cloud computing technologies is critical to maintaining our military's technological advantage," Shanahan wrote in a September memo.
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At the same time, should Fitch observe that USB not incur sufficient expenditures to maintain its technological infrastructure and develop new technological enhancements, this could pressure ratings or the Outlook.
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Cultivating a career in one of the most competitive, ever-evolving and volatile technological landscapes (let alone technological musical landscapes) that's ever existed, can lend itself to the odd intimidation.
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"Companies have seen mobile as a relatively small part of their technological spend and their technological spend was traditionally a part of marketing." he explained during a phone interview with CNBC.
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The technological possibility of a "clean" nuclear war that destroys the U.S. nuclear deterrent, as the allure of technological surprise has throughout military history, alone may become sufficient inducement for aggression.
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" While both banks are doing "fine today," King said going forward they need additional scale to make the technological investments necessary "to provide a digital platform and other technological support features.
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China has revamped a national leadership group charged with planning and studying its key technological development strategies, signaling potential policy shifts are underway as its technological ambitions fueled a backlash abroad.
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" He acknowledged, "Technological progress has displaced many manufacturing jobs.
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And the gaps — generational, cultural, technological — just keep widening.
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So, adding to the state of many arts in the technological race for clean energy, Gates delivered a bite-size lesson in how technological shifts actually happen and the nature of innovation.
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If there's some danger ahead that destroys every technological civilization that runs into it, we might expect that we're living in a "vulnerable world" where future technological advances will destroy us, too.
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If there's some danger ahead that destroys every technological civilization that runs into it, we might expect that we're living in a "vulnerable world" where future technological advances will destroy us, too.
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They could take place in different places, on board vessels, in ports outside Ireland, they could be done using technological means, they could be dispersed, as I said, or simplified in technological terms.
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People thought the advancements in technological capabilities, so entrancing in the previous decade (and for which scientists had gleefully taken credit), had led to "technological unemployment," job loss, and economic ruin (sound familiar?).
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Technological Drivers of Employment Trends Of the technological drivers, specific technologies highlighted in the short term (2015–2017) are mobile internet, cloud technology, cheaper computing power, and large scale data storage ("Big Data").
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China has revamped a national leadership group charged with planning and studying its key technological development strategies, signaling potential policy shifts are underway as its technological ambitions fueled a backlash abroad.
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This new science, in turn, led to new technological innovations.
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The reason is not so much technological difficulty as cost.
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As so often happens, scientific insights follow on technological development.
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Jones is trying one, seemingly unlikely technological solution: virtual reality.
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Many of the memes deal with cybersecurity and technological surveillance.
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Schmidt called this the biggest technological change of his lifetime.
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Technological advances hold promise to make food systems work better.
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There isn't danger in technological innovation in and of itself.
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Technological innovation is rapidly increasing the potential of human productivity.
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Further, he worried that weakening encryption could limit technological development.
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Does the Engineer ship have that kind of technological capability?
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An age of mass technological unemployment is not upon us.
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Now, a wave of technological solutions is aiming to help.
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Technological advancements have also helped boost onshore U.S shale production.
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The new fighting vehicle's unwieldy designation obscures its technological advancements.
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Additional aims include ensuring Russia's military, economic and technological security.
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Some of the Taliban fighters lack literacy and technological savvy.
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Tax systems have also failed to adapt to technological change.
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Who's gonna fire Mail Robot when the technological revolution comes?!
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The technological environment is rich with possibility but also danger.
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Second, North Korea lies about its technological capabilities — a lot.
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Those technological shifts helped explain why the book was important.
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It not only paid technological dividends, but created jobs, too.
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Is the city receptive to exhibitions that critique technological systems?
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The benefits of technological change are likely to be vast.
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Look for continued firing along the technological line of control.
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What kinds of technological and governance systems do we want?
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In both cases, time and technological innovation played their roles.
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The technological and social barriers to entry were markedly higher.
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But our policies and our technological tools continue to improve.
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They warn of mass technological joblessness just around the corner.
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Does the studio still focus its environment around technological innovation?
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Often technological, human and environmental faults are the main culprits.
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As with any great technological advancement, a backlash soon followed.
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TSMC's rise to technological leadership is reflected in its valuation.
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NB: It's a technological challenge because tech is always changing.
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Periods of technological displacement show a consistent pattern in history.
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However, every technological innovation brings with it new security concerns.
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Concorde was a technological marvel, but never a commercial success.
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Watch out for miscommunications and delays, traffic, and technological difficulties.
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That's the next scary phase of this threatening technological movement.
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The same could be said for utilizing a technological aid.
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We are the technological heart that underpins the American economy.
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The British team was also renowned for its technological innovation.
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But technological revolutions are not only driven by big discoveries.
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It's the formula this technological bildungsroman always has to follow.
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In 1962, Glenn became the face of American technological triumph.
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And there's long been debate over the country's technological capability.
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Meanwhile, our enemies gain in technological capability, sophistication and impact.
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Technological progress, however, is not keeping pace with government pledges.
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They've drawn on Sarka's technological background and Zambrelli's industry expertise.
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But that sort of AI remains many technological breakthroughs away.
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His is the technological life I wish I could live.
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So technological approaches to carbon removal have to get cheaper.
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Birds of prey have proven useful in other technological missions.
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Live streaming remains a technological challenge, particularly around major events.
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We don't need to wait for technological breakthroughs or innovation.
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Productivity from technological advances could round out a rosy forecast.
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Beacons are a technological solution in search of a problem.
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One of the reasons for this new traction is technological.
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Of course, we cannot grind technological change to a halt.
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The barriers are not technological nor economic; they are political.
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In an era of technological disruption, that can be lethal.
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Suffoletto has long researched technological interventions to curb dangerous drinking.
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These interactions reflect my own technological dependency as an adult.
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But as technological achievements go, it's a stunningly intricate one.
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Even new technological infrastructure to monitor movement could be inflammatory.
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There is officially a technological gadget to make everything better.
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The technological side of this is probably not overly difficult.
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To Reiner, Hollywood's revenue problem is more technological than cultural.
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Technological change is at the heart of the audiobook craze.
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Launching anything from Mars is viewed as a technological hurdle.
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The aim was as much political as it was technological.
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In both cases, government's goal is to unleash technological change.
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But, there's no technological barrier to getting to 100 percent.
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In terms of technological features, the site couldn't do much.
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In the 2000s, the U.S. technological edge still looked certain.
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It seemed more a weather pattern than a technological event.
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In an age defined by technological advance, that is odd.
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The Pentagon's technological infrastructure does indeed need to be modernized.
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Technological developments have also transformed the racing cars since 1986.
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How can making technological innovation more accessible diversify the marketplace?
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Cryptocurrencies are potentially one of the next great technological revolutions.
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The question is no longer technological readiness, but operational readiness.
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Since 1995, technological advancements certainly have been profound and impacting.
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I know there are technological hurdles to providing universal broadband.
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The latest wave of global technological change promises similar challenges.
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Sarah monitors and adapts global technological advancements, generating disruptive challenges.
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Our lunar exploration is a mixed pursuit of technological conquest...
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On the contrary, it was technological developments that saved us.
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Those risks can be political, economic and technological, he said.
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They benefit from a sophisticated underground ecosystem and technological advances.
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I don't mean to dismiss the role of technological innovation.
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"I think the iterative technological advances will continue," he said.
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It could end up being the technological stuff of legend.
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What other technological transformations have you witnessed in the newsroom?
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Unlike South Africa, Libya had an extremely limited technological infrastructure.
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Brown said this could be used for spreading technological backdoors.
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People say there's too much disruption — too much technological change.
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There's not enough technological growth and we're paying too much.
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Are we just afraid to mix and match technological eras?
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That discourages innovators and raises the costs of technological improvements.
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Many have proposed new technological solutions to improve election accessibility.
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The plan calls for technological investments in rural broadband expansion.
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That Google's machine beat Sedol is an amazing technological feat.
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Major technological transformations can occur over 20063 to 30 years.
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California has a reputation as a haven for technological innovation.
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This is where science and its technological spinoff comes in.
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This is not a technological project but a political one.
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"We are entering a period intense technological competition," said Work.
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The history of transportation is a history of technological replacements.
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This is not politically driven, it is technological and cultural.
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It would slow the steady technological advance toward cleaner cars.
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Aramco executives also invested heavily in research and technological innovation.
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According to this notion, technological progress would ineluctably benefit humanity.
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The pace of technological development in general is vastly different.
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"I have the technological expertise to help them," he said.
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Rapid technological change makes the case for breadth even stronger.
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What were the major technological innovations that kickstarted this revolution?
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Their most exciting opportunities may lie in Amazon's technological edge.
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MMA fights are perfect for technological augmentation, according to Teh.
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Our cybersecurity has been lagging behind technological advances for years.
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But that was not enough to exhaust his technological enthusiasms.
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They have also reached the technological frontier in many industries.
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Three forces are coming together to endanger American technological leadership.
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But supporters say technological advances have made the process safer.
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Already a sense of technological control is spreading through society.
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Even a train feels too fast, too claustrophobic, too … technological.
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"Sustainability doesn't have to be this technological breakthrough," Manchanda said.
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Something different is going on in our current technological revolution.
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Technological innovation has created wonders but displaced millions of workers.
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In speedskating, posturing is as common as actual technological progress.
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The technological, the modern startup founder, he was that guy.
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Of course, the barriers here might not only be technological.
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What's the most important technological force on the horizon today?
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Europa is further away, and will be a technological challenge.
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How would that happen from a technological point of view?
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Defense analysts say the French company is in a strong position to be in the driving seat from a technological point of view, having made it plain it regards BAE as its technological peer.
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"An impressive technological achievement" It's "an impressive technological achievement" that advances the field in several ways, says Theodora Mauro, a dermatologist at the University of California, San Francisco, who didn't work on the study.
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William McRaven said China's growing technological capabilities should be a "holy s--- moment" for the US.But technological prowess is only one part of military dominance, and there are other areas where China is lacking.
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The company explains the technological process in its S-1 filing.
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But other technological advances are making cloning humans steadily more feasible.
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Without trade tensions and the technological cold war, deals would multiply.
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We live in a time of unprecedented scientific and technological advancement.
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On its own, the retropropulsion landing is a major technological accomplishment.
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The women addressing these problems worked on technological solutions like All.
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Schwieterman says that from a technological standpoint, buses have been stranded.
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That's just through scale and learning, not any particular technological leaps.
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What do you see as the next culture-sweeping technological innovation?
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This technological revolution is different than those that came before it.
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Many riders grumble about high prices, poor service and technological weaknesses.
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One is the speed at which new technological advances are introduced.
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App makers and Silicon Valley executives wax lyrical about technological disruption.
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"Saying this is a technological problem is too simplistic," Fiesler says.
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They have developed into the central theme of this technological zeitgeist.
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The whole project, while an exciting technological feat, has big problems.
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The technological advancements we experience require a new way to communicate.
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How is writing today defined by our historical and technological moment?
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Consumer drones have become a pervasive part of our technological society.
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The researchers behind the technological marvel explain how they did it.
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Technological understanding isn't the main focus for a publisher — content is.
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With its fuel depleted, no technological rescue is possible this time.
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Technological advancement will always outstrip the pace at which laws change.
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But the card's financial attractions may not match its technological beauty.
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Military competition has long given states an interest in technological progress.
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Now, however, insurers face unprecedented competitive pressure owing to technological change.
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Insurers are responding to technological disruption in a variety of ways.
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Macro-economics We already live in a world of technological deflation.
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Microsoft is also partnering with General Fusion by offering technological help.
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GANs are part of a technological wave that threatens this credibility.
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In short, technological advances during my great-grandmother's lifetime were revolutionary.
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The United States, while troubled, has enormous natural and technological resources.
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Of course, the technological piece was a big piece of it.
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Indeed, technological innovations have always been central to the intelligence profession.
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Bankers and politicians may thus be tempted to resist technological change.
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But experience suggests that technological change takes longer than people think.
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Here are Gizmodo's most anticipated scientific and technological developments of 2016.
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It's the handheld window through which you live your technological life.
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But there are some technological advancements that could greatly advance ASMR.
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What are some of the latest technological advancements in the space?
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And it's reliant on machine learning to work its technological magic.
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It's one of the best technological moves Apple has ever made.
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We wanted to show you stats with the new technological data.
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It also pushes back the technological timeline there roughly 2000,000 years.
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These days, we are bombarded by warnings about imminent technological disasters.
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"We don't want rules that impede future technological advances," Chao said.
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Technological change is a massive threat to both managers and workers.
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This sharpens its technological edge, which in turn attracts new customers.
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Around the same time, the textile industry underwent significant technological changes.
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Many industries are touting blockchain as a sort of technological Tylenol.
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Filter bubbles are technically enabled, but they are not strictly technological.
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The second big factor, technological change, is genuinely strengthening labour markets.
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Now I think about making technological progress and studying outer space.
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Its challenge to American technological supremacy is real enough (see briefing).
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Michigan Technological University is a public university located in Houghton, Michigan.
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In fact, the pornographic industry has often been a technological harbinger.
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Yet Western military forces should still enjoy a significant technological edge.
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Among them are assumptions about policy, technological innovation, and evolving costs.
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This issue points to the sometimes uncomfortable consequences of technological innovation.
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Magic Leap doesn't seem insulated from competition by sheer technological superiority.
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Other technological bumps are meanwhile starting to test the industry's chassis.
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Children are also so often at the frontline of technological advancement.
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Indeed, building a chopper for Mars is a major technological challenge.
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In the last few years, technological change has so closely tracked
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From the outset, members of that movement embraced nascent technological change.
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There isn't a simple explanation; technological advances are partly to blame.
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WE HAVE A LOT OF GREAT TECHNOLOGICAL STUFF COMING THIS YEAR.
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But even he would say it could use a technological assist.
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Alexander talks like the technological giants Silicon Valley has since deified.
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First, jobs and pay have been greatly affected by technological change.
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Yet in nuclear deterrence such technological advantages bring their own problems.
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It will diminish technological advances in areas that are most significant.
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Potential sales and technological synergies exist between the two's product platforms.
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Just another piece of the technological puzzle in this emerging industry.
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With a little technological expertise, this method could easily be replicated.
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The U.S. Defense Department fears losing America's technological edge in warfare.
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This is the process that drove much of the technological revolution.
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But Albemarle's expansion has been hampered by technological and regulatory hurdles.
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Technological upheavals like the steam engine and electricity unleashed market excesses.
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Another wave of technological change has brought both prosperity and upheaval.
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Congress has previously acted to close loopholes created by technological change.
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This shouldn't give Microsoft, or other companies pushing technological envelope, pause.
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Raw technological innards are on display with the BLOCK wireless charger.
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The technological revolutions of the late 1.623th century transformed the world.
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And stronger technological chops is something the industry needs going forward.
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Accelerating technological change is driving demand for high-level skill sets.
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There are more cases in which advertisers displayed their technological ineptitude.
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But what happens when that bit of technological genius gives out?
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And, Ryan Avent digs deep into work, status and technological disruption.
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"Hated in the Nation" simultaneously tackles another current technological plague: cyberbullying.
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Several technological trends have collided of late to make this so.
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Technological change is probably the prime culprit for shrinking manufacturing employment.
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You would think this technological convenience would have advanced over time.
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The result is a frenetic, glitchy glimpse into Buttin's technological existence.
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China can still grow quite fast simply through technological catch-up.
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The evil Pyongyang regime's bombast and technological ability is not unique.
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This is not the path to economic growth and technological innovation.
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The document places significant emphasis on threats posed by technological advancements.
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Public-private collaboration has spurred many of the region's technological breakthroughs.
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It captures both the dynamism but the normalcy of technological innovation.
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Batman as a hero is defined by his overwhelming technological superiority.
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Also, technological advancements continue to improve the capacity of existing cables.
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They are defending less innovation and fewer technological and medical discoveries.
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In 220006, the Pentagon knew our technological advantage was being eroded.
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The Type 001A isn't considered a major technological breakthrough in itself.
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Let's embrace modern technological solutions or stick with pen and paper.
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It is the most awesome technological spectacle human beings have produced.
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Technological evolution without global institutions will send humanity back to tribalism.
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"There were technological advances that were available to us," she said.
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Maintaining our scientific and technological edge has an important moral dimension.
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Furthermore, technological advancements continue to improve the capacity of existing cables.
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The final factor was the average lifetime of a technological civilization.
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While supporters wait for these technological upgrades, the council and KidsAndCars.
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In 22019, the Congressional Office of Technological Assessment (OTA) was abolished.
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Also, technological innovations can tackle undesirable environmental impact while saving food.
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I maneuvered Hector's wrist and fingers, and we made technological history!
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Printers are competing with technological platforms that many see as hegemons.
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This is not to say that technological reliance is all bad.
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Is widespread technological unemployment inevitable with the current rise of AI?
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Mass argues that technological shortcomings are not the sole problem, however.
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Its operatives took advantage of technological innovations and lax governmental oversight.
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Bottom line: We're in the middle of a massive technological shift.
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Israel's technological superiority has cemented its military superiority over the Arabs.
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Many fear technological unemployment as others preemptively denounce future income inequality.
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Plus, automakers don't want to fall behind in the technological race.
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Technological fixes to biased or problematic AI systems are proving inadequate.
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Palmer, of course, was the master of an earlier technological age.
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This is quite a technological challenge we are trying to solve.
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One technological breakthrough could render portions of the white paper moot.
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It's no secret that Israel is a hotbed of technological innovation.
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Her goal is to create more technological awareness in Dutch Parliament.
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Known as Solar Impulse 2, Piccard's aircraft is a technological marvel.
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Now, we would like to put this down to technological incompetence.
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Again, I don't think there's a technological magic bullet at all.
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Alphabet canceled the project due to insurmountable technological and economic hurdles.
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According to Frank, other technological civilizations definitely existed in the past.
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You reduce the price with technological development—and you get richer!
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") to his 10-year-old son's technological prowess ("He has computers.
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That is, he will have the technological capability to do this.
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And there's so much that is happening now in technological change.
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And such a mechanism is surely within YouTube's mighty technological capacity.
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The technological bridge between the apps is known as deep linking.
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The company has become a totem of China's recent technological prowess.
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If you think this is just a technological fantasy, it's not.
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The effort has been marked by a string of technological disappointments.
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And the decisions made now will shape technological generations to come.
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Technological infrastructure is one of the biggest challenges in rural areas.
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Nor did the court indicate that it was exploring technological solutions.
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Nor did the court indicate that it was exploring technological solutions.
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Figuring this out is our next great technological and human challenge.
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There are a lot of new technological tools to do this.
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After all, the term "artificial intelligence" doesn't delineate specific technological advances.
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But its invention also inevitably brings up issues of technological doping.
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The war hastened technological progress with optics, radio and primitive sonar.
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These newly engineered poisons represent a horrific frontier in technological innovation.
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Does this mean these kinds of technological advances should be stopped?
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That is because the obstacles are not particularly technological, but regulatory.
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But activist investors and technological change are remaking the executive suite.
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"We have technological solutions for this that exist," Mr. Brouwer said.
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From just a technological perspective, you have to question the utility.
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But each of them are beset with geological or technological difficulties.
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There, he learned both the business and technological side of television.
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Figuring this out is neither a regulatory nor a technological challenge.
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There are preliminary technological tests that will take place this year.
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Their rise is emblematic of a rebalancing of global technological influence.
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" Now it is trying to change that and reclaim "technological sovereignty.
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Technological progress is an extraordinarily powerful force, but it's not destiny.
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First, technological advancements have made farm work much less labor intensive.
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"It's not going to be a technological big bang," Susskind said.
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Technological leaps like those would win back skeptics like Mr. Landis.
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We cannot rely only on technological progress to address climate change.
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"Giant Leaps," a planetarium show on Saturday, will trace technological progress.
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As technological progress accelerates, the gap between innovators and laggards widens.
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Our country is falling behind China in realizing the technological future.
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The fund invest in firms with good prospects and technological strength.
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Stories about scientific and technological breakthroughs can be relevant for years.
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But most economists agree that technological progress is the primary cause.
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The technological advancement will reduce helicopter operating expenses by 15 percent.
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The Borg are a fantasy of totalitarianism, not a technological prediction.
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We think of the technological change necessary to avert it as
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Supporters of mining argue technological advancements have made it environmentally safe.
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He said the company's focus is more on underlying technological development.
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"It is quite an impressive, yet worrying, technological feat," he said.
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"When you look underneath, there is true technological innovation," Treyger said.
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Many government entities are engaged in pilots to encourage technological innovation.
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She's even come up with a name for it: technological sovereignty.
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Technological advances, especially in loudspeaker design, have increased sound's invasive powers.
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Maybe there's a way towards technological advancement alongside true human decency.
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The links it provides aren't just technological; they are broadly economic.
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Republicans also supported technological innovations such as carbon capture and storage.
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Modernity cannot be identified with any particular technological or social breakthrough.
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He posits that the true digital minimalist doesn't prioritize technological convenience.
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So there's a whole bunch of just functional, technological feats here.
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This is all the result of just one single technological advancement.
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There's all sorts of things that the technological world brings us.
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And he's brought some technological changes to it that were smart.
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And the retail sector, again because of technological change, is shrinking.
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And the other thing about AI, of course, is that technological improvements achieved in one part of the economy are quite likely to come alongside, and indeed to contribute to, technological improvements elsewhere in the economy.
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His installation "Hanzel and Gretel" at the Armory's massive Drill Hall probed issues of technological surveillance and the invasion of privacy with buzzing drones flying over a gridded flashing floor, among other technological stunts and effects.
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Rather, the hackers hope to be able to demonstrate the technological feasibility.
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Economists, in fact, have no trustworthy theory of what produces technological breakthroughs.
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He does not forecast that technological progress will slow to a crawl.
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Think of it as appointment television, but with a new technological twist.
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You'll notice there really aren't that many technological items, despite my job.
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The effects of these technological innovations have been far-reaching, but ambiguous.
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Other experts project that technological unemployment will be massively disruptive to society.
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While Tomato's process was technological subversion, their artistic touchstones were more historical.
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As the park developed, so did the technological advancements of the robots.
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CNN's KFile obtained a DVD of his speech from Lawrence Technological University.
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Mr Nadella has changed Microsoft's culture as well as its technological focus.
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Shareholders seem ready to give Rodriguez time to execute ADP's technological shift.
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Microsoft will also give technological support to the agency, according to Hicks.
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It cited tensions over Chinese technological development, a focus of U.S. concern.
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Some look to technological solutions so we can continue business as usual.
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"Western technological superiority, once taken for granted, is increasingly challenged," said Chipman.
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The U.S. government—namely Congress—is notorious for lagging behind technological innovation.
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But these latest iPhones and iPads don't break much new technological ground.
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Its favorite target over the last ten years has been technological disruption.
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Not because of any technological incompetence, but because of incredibly small batches.
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In 2019, this will play out in economic, military and technological domains.
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Do you think it's still overly focused on finding a technological solution?
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They're fitting, given the brevity with which we speak through technological platforms.
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I think so far, technological change has operated as it always has.
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They're the perfect mix of the technological, the spiritual, and the metaphysical.
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IO is an alternate reality future, set shortly after the Technological Singularity.
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But mostly such technological advances would make doctors better, not replace them.
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Robots are just one small part of the technological wave squeezing people.
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Beyond buggy fMRI, computational psychiatry faces ethical, spiritual, practical, and technological issues.
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Technological, commercial and social changes were already afoot in the entire region.
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And that's not a technological issue, that's just a legal copyright issue.
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It would be good if such a technological advance came from Germany.
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This isn't just big news for video gamers worrying about technological unemployment.
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National exchanges have experienced major technological innovations in the past 15 years.
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Wild Wild West certainly wasn't an equivalent technological marvel in its day.
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"Slowly technological things have replaced real world interactions for them," Hayden says.
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"France had a history of taking on large technological projects," Reese explained.
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This shift, in some ways, left Japanese creators at a technological disadvantage.
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Until recently officials and executives believed their own declarations of technological prowess.
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Do you watch playback of yourself, or are there other technological aids?
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But for me, some of the best features aren't technological at all.
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Passing the ATS stage may not be the jobhunter's only technological barrier.
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Presumably the solution is a technological one; let's hope it's discovered soon.
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It took innovation, technological disruption, and ingenuity to create the nuclear dawn.
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These figures show how massive this technological change is going to be.
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These contrasting facts make leather manufacturing a tempting target for technological disruption.
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That's the wave of technological change that I recoil from in horror.
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Another worry is that Mr Musk's technological insight might let him down.
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Such technological experiments are what we have come to expect from him.
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Once these standards were set, individual companies built loyalty with technological tweaks.
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Salma Jalife, Mexico's undersecretary for communications and technological development, declined to comment.
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We are in the middle of a revolution, a technological industrial revolution.
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Continued technological progress will keep manufacturing employment from returning to past heights.
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There are two technological developments that make the challenge a timely one.
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Next, he said, the company has lost its technological edge over competitors.
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But it will provide technological expertise together with operational and integration consultation.
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High switching costs may not be a product of technological complexity alone.
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It was OLPC's most striking technological innovation — and it was pure vaporware.
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The U.S. Defense Department also fears losing America's technological edge in warfare.
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This silly approach could derail one of India's most significant technological achievements.
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Technological progress pushes employment into the sectors most resistant to productivity growth.
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It's a testament to the physicist's ingenuity and scientific and technological progress.
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But ahead lie environmental and technological uncertainty, organisational complexity and geopolitical tension.
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Financial technology is broadly defined as any technological innovation in financial services.
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China's technological rise requires a strategic answer, not a knee-jerk one.
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How is technochauvinism different from other terms we have, like technological utopianism?
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America's financial-services industry has been slow to adapt to technological change.
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Their intention is centering humans, specifically women of color, in technological advancements.
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Elon Musk: The Tesla inventor clearly has help creating his technological advancements.
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No amount of technological progress will achieve the latter, no matter what.
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One way to counteract this threat from unpredictable technological change is retraining.
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We're currently going through the maturity phase of the internet technological revolution.
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Decentralization also provides an inherent form of security that transcends technological advancement.
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But Westworld's androids are sleek, biomechanical wonders, 3D-printed by technological artisans.
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DNSSEC and other forms of authentication may seem like totally technological solutions.
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It really depends on whether technological innovations can keep pace with that.
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There is still no consensus regarding where these technological life forms fit.
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We're finally going to get to see this technological masterpiece in action.
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However, there was one noteworthy technological advancement to come from the fight.
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Climate change was always going to need both technological and political solutions.
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Other, more technological solutions are too expensive to solve the whole problem.
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These technological advancements are engaging with customers and marketers need to adapt.
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SI: What do you think will be the next major technological breakthrough?
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This would represent a boon for competition, free speech and technological innovation.
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Continuing technological advance is unlikely to produce a future of no jobs.
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It also doesn't make much of a case for its technological terrors.
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In other words, this entire exercise is hopeless within current technological constraints.
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It features the same technological foundation, but with a different use case.
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"Technological advancements have the potential to reduce that number significantly," he writes.
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Mr Krugman and others found that technological change was more to blame.
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Administrations also issue new regulations to respond to scientific and technological progress.
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MU69 is unlike any other world that our technological surrogates have visited.
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And it's fair to see this as a step for technological progress.
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China's miscalculations on North Korea are compounded by technological developments in warfare.
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Technological progress without an equivalent progress in human institutions can doom us.
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"It is pushing China's strive for self-sufficiency, technological independence," Jin said.
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It's fun to ponder what technological wizardry AI will offer future generations.
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The rate of technological progress continues apace, with or without government funding.
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But economic and technological dynamism needs to be balanced by cultural cohesion.
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The focus of REP (MUS) 19 was on technological and procedural interoperability.
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It was a distinctly minority view in that apex of technological optimism.
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Laws and regulations inherently move at a slower pace than technological innovation.
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So it's very much a case of the technological rich getting richer.
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Instead it's using it's using its technological savvy to revamp the workplace.
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Technological disruption can often be painful, and lead to unwanted side-effects.
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The US had a significant technological advantage, but didn't use it: radar.
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We're talking about reframing the way the US thinks about technological competition.
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It has little hope that technological fixes will make a big difference.
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Yet, for the next few years, achieving revolutionary technological breakthroughs is unlikely.
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"Many social, technological, and nature-based solutions already exist," the letter continues.
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China appreciates that the global financial system is approaching a technological transition.
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We currently live in a time of political, social and technological disruption.
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As Baldwin explains, advances in international trade have often followed technological leaps.
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The private sector says that 5G networks will bring a technological revolution.
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AMLG: You're also focused on STEM education and technological literacy for kids.
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CAST is China's largest non-government association of technological and scientific professionals.
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This exhibition critiques ideologies of technological failure and tactically engages breakdown itself.
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Okay, but are you arguing for technological experimentation within a direct democracy?
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For instance, big technological leaps can provide prestige, exposure, glory, and spectacle.
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Competition is one facet of these 'hobbies' of the technological billionaire elite.
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With the ban, Plattsburgh's local government doesn't think it's impeding technological progress.
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"This is probably the greatest technological challenge of our generation," Mawakana concluded.
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Anyway, I started to get more into Bitcoin on a technological level.
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And, of course, it isn't just technological innovation that can go backward.
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Many technological and procedural breakthroughs in medicine have occurred in other countries.
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China has become a global technological force in just a few years.
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The declining inventories mask the technological improvements the two sides are making.
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In its technological innovation, Standard Oil was the Google of its day.
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Perhaps the major source of job destruction and creation is technological innovation.
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Washington might slow China's technological progress but seems unlikely to stop it.
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Many of the technological and style innovations have come out of Japan.
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Waymo does have a nine-year technological development lead over its competitors.
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There are the industries that have rapid technological adoption and productivity improvement.
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On the one hand, we're in an era of rapid technological progress.
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We have had 70 years of unparalleled material prosperity and technological advances.
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The more time spent here, the more technological wonders you will discover.
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Though Huawei has the technological lead, strong doubts persist about its security.
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The increased attention to technological upgrades has attracted the attention of investors.
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The Italian Minister of Technological Innovation thanked the engineers for their work.
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Get the IT teams involved early and oftenAnother key challenge is technological.
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The financial and technological challenges are compounded by a rising economic inequality.
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He was frustrated with our technological incompetence, but nevertheless we remained friends.
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Advanced chips shed value as they sit around, losing their technological edge.
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In some sectors, technological change makes it difficult to interpret the data.
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Battery improvements and the wide use of drones have spawned technological breakthroughs.
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Bezos "has brought masses of technological talent" to the Post, says Graham.
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That, she said, would help workers reap the benefits of technological change.
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Then there's the technological side, like the development of new bathing equipment.
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This is essential to technological innovation, economic growth, jobs and national security.
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Mr. Bradbury's novel, published in 1953, required some technological and conceptual updating.
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Arts ____ Many expected the tournament to see technological advances related to refereeing.
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WM: I wonder if this is partially a technological-innovation milestone, right?
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In addition, we expect DPZ to broaden its technological lead over competitors.
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Detroit automakers are facing technological disruption, whipsawing government policies and economic uncertainty.
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Was the instrument a technological achievement that came a century too soon?
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That's created a challenge for those pushing for more equitable, technological systems.
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That might seem a little bit like technological backtracking, but it's not.
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Technological advances would automate society; the necessity of work would fade away.
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Americans, he said, are already seeing the effects of speedy technological advancement.
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Nanyang Technological University is in talks with manufacturers about commercializing the technology.
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One thing I wish is that these companies weren't such technological determinists.
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But her technological ineptitude would've been unlikely to affect her as president.
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Technological advances in the past decade have created entirely new career options.
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Recently, Dunkin' Brands has taken the kitchen-sink approach to technological innovation.
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This technological and marketing innovation was not a one-off for Niccol.
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They are not interested in it as a technological or creative artifact.
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"Churchill presided over a culture that encouraged technological development," Mr. Nahum said.
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Were these feats a triumph of the human spirit or technological doping?
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President Trump is about resisting economic, cultural, technological, gender and demographic change.
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Some economists stress technological change as a force driving the business cycle.
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But it also may be an indicator of technological hiccups to come.
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Breaching those technological barriers made companies like Netflix and Amazon Prime possible.
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"Either intervention would avoid trapping Internet regulation in technological anachronism," she concludes.
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We face two related core challenges, one technological and the other propaganda.
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Which technological development do you find to be most interesting or intriguing?
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My own ambitions — at least from a technological standpoint — were more grounded.
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Post-apocalyptic art surges during times of environmental, sociopolitical, and technological anxiety.
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Economic and technological dynamism was upending jobs, convulsing communities and splintering families.
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Current productivity measures are likely inadequate due to technological factors, he added.
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Topics ranged from education and civil rights to technological achievement and courage.
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Technological competition today takes place, however, in a much more global marketplace.
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Even with these changes, technological advancement is an opportunity, not a threat.
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Some experts believe the vehicles won't go mainstream without a technological breakthrough.
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It is a longstanding American fallacy that all technological advances originate here.
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The countries already compete for technological dominance across internet services and applications.
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Ultimately, climate change is not a technological challenge —; it's an economic one.
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Hoffa said the union was not trying to hold back technological advancements.
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But, technological developments can only go as far as federal regulations allow.
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Other exploratory testing is essential if we are to avoid technological surprise.
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Lo, the childhood fantasies of yore are the technological realities of today.
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To grow profits and ensure technological perfection, this technology must leave China.
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Jenkins also referenced the impact of technological advancements in the insurance industry.
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We live in a technological age — and there is no going back.
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The coming year will be full of astronomical spectacles and technological firsts.
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But overcoming the technological hurdles will vary greatly from patient to patient.
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The United States is in a strategic and technological competition with China.
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However, these solutions tend to require more advance planning and technological ability.
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But many experts say the technological hurdles to such advances have collapsed.
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"The goal here is not to stifle technological progress," Mr. Torres said.
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Lake George isn't the only natural spot to get a technological upgrade.
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Some of them, like technological change, stem mostly from private-sector forces.
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I think it's interesting to look at the history of technological developments.
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And a new PBS series examines the history of several technological innovations.
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They can also force even some global industries to embrace technological advances.
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That, and some of the technological stuff like reverb and guitar amps.
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There are technological limitations to overcome, and business models that must evolve.
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How was one to navigate these monumental technological, perceptual, and economic changes?
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They talked about it like it was some sort of technological doomsday.
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Doing that will mean some mix of technological, political, and social change.
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It's the flipside of the technological coin to, say, Grendel Games' piece.
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Is there something uniquely worrisome about the nature of technological change today?
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But unfortunately, despite existing on the technological trailing edge, so do banks.
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Moreover, having such a tiny laboring population created incentives for technological innovation.
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Those legal, economic, and technological forces all blended together in complex ways.
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"Cyborg" just means that the body contains some kind of technological enhancement.
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Being more advanced doesn't make either inherently beneficial, or as famed science-fiction author Ursula K. Le Guin wrote "it seems fairly clear to me that to count upon technological advance for anything but technological advance is a mistake".
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Construction projects are building in flexibility to accommodate technological advances, like driverless cars.
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Over the past 30 years technological change has caused unions to fall away.
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Professor Gordon's view of slowing technological opportunities meshes with other bits of evidence.
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Wright said there are a variety of other technological options available to investigators.
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Two aspects make this clampdown particularly insidious: its technological sophistication and global reach.
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Deforestation continues, but most new agricultural production in Brazil comes from technological gains.
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Sure, it doesn't have the ISS's scale, technological sophistication, or multi-national backing.
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When devices have the same standards, their technological interoperability allows them to communicate.
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I explain in Neurocapitalism that Foucault's biopolitics is taking on a technological dimension.
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As a technological prospect, ASI will be unlike anything we've ever encountered before.
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These technological changes represent a tremendous opportunity for our customers, our partners — everyone.
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His team knew the problem: The Uber app's technological foundation needed an overhaul.
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In our technological age, this connectivity is how businesses stay current and grow.
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The bulk of the technological gun-control effort lies in "smart" firearms technology.
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How hard is it from a technological point of view to do this?
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What's more, operating within a city's limited geographic area reduces the technological challenges.
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The US military redeemed its post-Vietnam image and proved its technological might.
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The film is also a technological horror in the vein of Black Mirror.
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Technological disruption of the news industry is not a new phenomenon, of course.
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The reluctant publishers of Silicon Valley know that technological innovation can drive progress.
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This starts with ensuring that technological advances respect the rights of all Americans.
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Technological challenges have made it difficult for AMS to diversify into Android phones.
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He urged employees to help the company boost "technological innovation" to stay ahead.
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The thing about Star Fox is that it's traditionally been a technological showcase.
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Keep in mind, though, that this neat technological voodoo kit requires several components.
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Well, anything within reason, and within the technological scope of its graphics engine.
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Traditional carmakers look likely to band together in the face of technological disruption.
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But moving beyond cars invites fresh regulatory challenges and produces more technological complexity.
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Perhaps ageing populations and a slowdown in technological progress were permanently depressing investment.
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Many believe that technological change only strengthens the case for more formal education.
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"For us, it's about maximizing the technological potential, not the dollars," Doerfler says.
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But this creates a significant technological hurdle for new companies entering the field.
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So are the technological advancements that dramatically change society and the job market.
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History says that technological change — though it can seem sudden — actually moves slowly.
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This makes the iPod the musical and technological equivalent of John the Baptist.
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But the government suffers from insufficient technological knowledge, old mindsets, and outdated tools.
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He's also donated computers and other technological equipment to schools in the area.
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Without them, that goal now looks unattainable — barring some major unforeseen technological advances.
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This story originally appeared on WIRED UK. This, right here, is technological progress.
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"Sexting is part of that development in our modern technological era," said Mori.
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Think RadioShack, Palm, Polaroid — giants in their respective fields felled by technological change.
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Because of cultural and technological shifts, will the company's market be there tomorrow?
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Schiller didn't have the same technological acumen as many of the other execs.
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The West has a blind spot when it comes to China's technological advances.
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They doubt that China can overtake the United States on the technological frontier.
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In October 2008, after Lehman's fall, another technological innovation was more quietly unveiled.
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Globalization and technological progress now allow capital to cross borders with unprecedented ease.
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And these pressures, both financial and technological, are forcing law schools to change.
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But technological innovations are already reducing some of that vulnerability, the report said.
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We encounter this marvel of technological modernity before we enter the exhibition itself.
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But he also pointed out that classical composers haven't always embraced technological innovation.
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For the startups/innovators, this creates a classic technological whack-a-mole dance.
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And that's the critical scientific and technological challenge over the next few years.
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Each room offers a mix of nerdish nostalgia, film history and technological innovation.
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Looking back, perhaps M was a relic of a more optimistic technological moment.
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It is also due to heightened competition from China and to technological change.
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The Volt perhaps doesn't get enough credit for its political and technological significance.
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Cooperation, respect and understanding are needed on both sides of the technological divide.
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Image: NanoTechNowUtility fogs defy the imagination in terms of the technological sophistication required.
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Here are Gizmodo's most anticipated scientific and technological developments—and backslides—of 2017.
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Google ultimately concluded that partially self-driving cars were a technological dead end.
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Final point: the technological and business trends are now in the driver seat.
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Today, many of the technological promises of classic science fiction have come true.
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But, as the above video shows, that influence stretched far beyond technological trends.
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Didi will also integrate the "managerial and technological expertise" of the two companies.
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Economic growth is ultimately driven by two factors: population growth and technological innovation.
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Even if the technological hurdles are surmounted, regulation may prove a bigger obstacle.
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More often than not, technological advances have favored their creator, unconsciously at least.
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Which is ironic, because people so often insist that technological change happens exponentially.
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But few clear signs suggest the technological transformation is yet yielding much revenue.
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It's not the best one, though—at least in terms of technological marvels.
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This is a technological advantage that US citizens probably wouldn't want to replicate.
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Technological success is fuelling resentment among those left behind in the "old economy".
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As Mr Stopford notes, incumbents did badly last time technological change swept logistics.
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Technological change is inevitable, but does not have to happen without being questioned.
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And it is not just private companies that are behind the technological curve.
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Most investors have not considered the technological innovations in the oil patch, either.
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All this when banks need scale and nimbleness to cope with technological change.
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"There is zero evidence for any prior indigenous technological civilizations," Wright told Gizmodo.
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Rivalries and technological arms races could emerge at levels greater than ever before.
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These technological advancements will drive up earnings and wages while driving down costs.
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Most scientific and technological achievements have been lost, and superstorms have ravaged cities.
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This plays into the worry that a new technological phase is under way.
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The introduction of a technological option robs the errand runner of that feeling.
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Huawei, and its mother country, have become technological pacesetters in their own right.
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Consider the debate on how governments ought to respond to disruptive technological change.
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But the Herald, the capital's English-language newspaper, could not survive technological progress.
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The PlayStation Portable was a technological marvel when it came out in 220.
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And technological advances are reducing ever more areas of work into meaningless drudgery.
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I think that has been a fetishization of technological tools [in the past].
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When it comes to safety, the easiest fix isn't necessarily technological, but structural.
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"Fundamental science is the bedrock of technological advancement," Ma said in a statement.
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When it came to technological decisions, Bosworth offered little direction, former employees said.
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That makes it harder for the United States to wage technological cold war.
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It's hard to connect these technological innovations to what's happening on the ground.
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Linde's concept of cosmogenesis, audacious as it might be, is still fundamentally technological.
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The commission was tasked with studying the impact of technological and economic change.
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"If humans can do it, surely other technological civilizations could do it, too."
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The test represents an important technological achievement given our mounting space junk problem.
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The modern TV experience is an odd combination of technological advancements and drawbacks.
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I'm confident that smart, generous policies can ameliorate technological unemployment and other displacements.
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Qualcomm argued during the trial that it achieved market dominance through technological leadership.
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He acknowledged that customer satisfaction and technological improvements had suffered as a result.
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Some of this is a technological problem, with encryption being a good example.
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Feeding the world without deepening the climate crisis will require new technological breakthroughs.
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There were technological limits on what we could do to keep ourselves amused.
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Ultimately, the reason we don't have flying cars isn't technological or cost limitations.
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But how this technological transformation develops will depend on the decisions made today.
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But their critics say that lower cost technological innovations will overcome these issues.
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This presentation simultaneously resurrects ruins and bones and fossilizes our own technological path.
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And while its creation is a technological move forward, the styling is not.
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The current system simply can't keep up with technological developments in the field.
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The government accused Apple of "deliberately" raising "technological barriers" that affected the investigation.
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Getting new players is tough because of the technological requirements needed to play.
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The pressure from global competition and technological change is unlikely to let up.
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It's also packed with the latest technological features, including a heads-up display.
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"You're talking about a generational technological shift that has to happen," Berdichevsky said.
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Thanks to groundbreaking technological advancements, space tourism is no longer a pipe dream.
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The speed of technological change can sometimes have federal regulators playing catch-up.
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It tries to hide its technological capabilities rather than impress people with them.
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In the wake of today's rapid technological development, human and ethical dilemmas emerge.
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Besides all of the technological hurdles, the scaling up can be very complex.
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Not a surprise given the high technological sophistication of automotive instrumentation these days.
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Unmanned aerial vehicles represent an incredible opportunity to advance our nation's technological leadership.
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Cars have made a lot of technological progress over the last 20 years.
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Technological progress often raises productivity in ways that statistical agencies struggle to detect.
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Ultimately, whatever the technological advances, there has to be a big enough market.
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AI represents the "Biggest economic and technological revolution in our lifetime," Buck said.
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From a technological standpoint, "choose your own" adventure shows are no easy feat.
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From the Luddites to Keynes, many have worried needlessly about mass technological unemployment.
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"If we have a serious technological issue, then it's different," Accomazzo tells Nature.
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Economic growth and technological innovation allowed them to reach new and vertiginous heights.
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FOR its time, Concorde was a technological marvel if not a commercial success.
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Creative professionals have embraced the technological future and the promise of the internet.
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Why miss out on the greatest technological and economic transformation of our era?
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This technological evolution did not go exactly as some had imagined it might.
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Technological changes have also led to greater consolidation among companies and service providers.
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With his technological prowess and magical abilities, Doom is quite the formidable foe.
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Paper Tigers, Hidden Dragons: Firms and the Political Economy of China's Technological Development.
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Technological solutions were also proposed in the first Crypto War in the 90s.
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After all, it's too damn hot to make any cultural or technological progress.
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Our technological advances and military superiority are being stolen under our very noses.
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They cannot tell if the pace of technological growth is slowing or accelerating.
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The pace of technological change is outstripping the average person's ability to adapt.
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Compared to cellphones of the past, the modern smartphone is a technological marvel.
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If technological change demands that its economy embraces digital services, Germany will struggle.
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Silicon Valley has been a hub of technological innovation for the last century.
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Such discussions about privacy can feel strained against the backdrop of technological change.
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These technological advancements are becoming game changers in both classrooms and boardrooms nationwide.
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When people envisage future design, it often looks hard and polished and technological.
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This technological advance has reopened the ethical debate about the 14-day limit.
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Well, for students at Michigan Technological University, many of them choose to ski.
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Instead, we should focus on what our great nation does best – technological innovation.
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The challenges posed by technological changes and rising populism are also prominent themes.
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Don't get me wrong: The company's streaming service is a brilliant technological achievement.
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Both leaders needed interpreters, but they each saw promise in the technological advancement.
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This puts us at a disadvantage in an increasingly competitive and technological world.
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In an increasingly sophisticated technological and economic landscape, bonds are not blunt instruments.
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She is currently a visiting associate professor at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore.
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This is limiting job growth, knowledge-sharing and technological breakthroughs in this country.
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It would be naïve to assume we had reached the technological limit already!
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I still think we're in the very earlier stages of the technological revolution.
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There's the part where there's rapid technological change and very rapid productivity improvement.
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Origin is peppered with little technological details which foreshadow the novel's final twist.
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Technological advances have enhanced the ability of governments to spy on their citizens.
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The years leading up to WWI marked a time of major technological advancement.
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Jamie Ludwig is building the maze of her own technological prison on Twitter.
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Iron Man is this call to the future in terms of technological innovation.
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We identified the social problem and then came up with a technological solution.
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After all, it's not like people frightened by technological change don't like technology.
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Technological advances around privacy and security will also become increasingly important to you.
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Honestly, we are all becoming more vulnerable along with every rapid technological advance.
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This is a world in which nature is, to a great degree, technological.
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It depicts an alternate reality with a technological advancement that has gone wrong.
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It is clear that we are on the verge of a technological revolution.
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Government may use technological advances to operate on the edges of Constitutional permissibility.
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Its plan was to merge the three in a single, seamless technological transition.
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Meanwhile, major aircraft manufacturers like Airbus and Boeing are pushing the technological boundaries.
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This clearly happens with technological progress but also, less linearly, with cultural progress.
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The shift has caused growing pains for employees as well as technological challenges.
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Shareholders seem ready to give Mr. Rodriguez time to execute ADP's technological shift.
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But today, it's the political, social and even technological consequences that stand out.
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The real solution, of course, is likely to be cultural, rather than technological.
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The Roman Catholic Church has a long history of embracing technological advancements, however.
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In a previous era, Japan was a technological rival but a military ally.
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Other business leaders warned that the U.S. economy would give away technological leadership.
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It is, like the Kneedelus album, inspired by technological singularity and artificial intelligence.
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Another obvious recommendation, perhaps the lowest-hanging fruit of all, is technological modernization.
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Instead, it had become a multi-faceted dispute, concerning technological and geopolitical issues.
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The social and technological advancements achieved under communism were depicted in every artwork.
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"The technological level of the experience has a rub-off on the brand."
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"It is a brand new legal space and technological space," McCauley told me.
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"After all, the convenience that comes with technological progress is indispensable," Baauw adds.
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During her 63-year reign, Victoria saw and embraced many new technological developments.
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Window display styles have advanced from traditional mechanized tableaux to interactive technological productions.
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"Some people would say this is an amazing technological innovation," Dr. Bennett said.
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Its processes are also usually more ecological than its industrial or technological counterparts.
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Technological solutions, like electronic anklets that monitor an individual's whereabouts, are another option.
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One factor it considers, Ms. Poss noted, is any impact of technological changes.
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Fake news is not a technological or scientific problem with a quick fix.
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But the technological implications of smartphone technology go far beyond the smartphone itself.
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Modern society — despite its technological advances — is still predicated on close human interaction.
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Building a zero-carbon energy system requires broader thinking about the technological mix.
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And a paean to technological developments in artificial intelligence highlighted South Korean achievements.
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That way, we'll have resilient and agile labor markets to manage technological change.
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It's easy to dismiss technological solutions to social problems, and many people do.
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Mr. Romer was cited for his work on the importance of technological change.
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Technological advancements have also made working from home more accessible across all sectors.
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These technological solutions you think of have been considered for decades — even longer.
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This is protracted conflict in the form of a struggle for technological dominance.
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The author and journalist Richard Louv has thought a lot about technological distractions.
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As we explain in the video above, today's technological savior is artificial intelligence.
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The world will be better cared for by hospitals due to technological advances.
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It will fundamentally impact our country's national and economic security and technological leadership.
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He also made sure that he was up-to-date on technological trends.
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This is not the first time that technological developments are displacing labor markets.
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Rivalries in Silicon Valley once revolved around technological prowess, consumer allegiance, and profitability.
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As during every other technological revolution, the robots will first transform our economy.
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Rather they reflect the technological, social, cultural, and political limitations of their time.
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Futurum Research Senior Analyst Olivier Blanchard describes the technological advances 5G will bring.
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This co-benefit allows for innovation and technological advancements that help environmental performance.
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Indeed, CFIUS is demonstrative of globalization and the rapid technological change occurring today.
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We think that technological advances are improving productivity that keeps inflation in check.
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But those companies have a mixed record on quality, execution and technological innovation.
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He noted that Waymo's access to Alphabet's technological resources represented a significant advantage.
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Given the rapid pace of technological change, these research findings are hyper-relevant.
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Together they represent a kind of technological cavalry that didn't exist in Iowa.
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Throughout history, technological innovations and new forms of entertainment have consistently provoked alarmism.
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It's the workaday version of the same technological salvationism that underlies geoengineering schemes.
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But powerful laser weapons are not yet widely deployed, due to technological challenges.
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Once the technological challenges are resolved, we expect adoption to pick up rapidly.
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That need helps explain the latest phase of cheer music's evolution: technological disruption.
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The ideal anti-robot campaign would employ a mixed technological and legal approach.
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We all sense that we are on the cusp of unimaginable technological changes.
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Financial constraints led to technological ones, which required resourcefulness in his recording strategies.
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But many of the greatest technological innovations of the internet age are free.
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The Chinese model for achieving technological superiority is a clear and present danger.
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But a lot of what needs to happen include technological changes, training improvements.
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Technological innovation will be needed to achieve some of the goals, he said.
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Japan is still a world leader in technological innovation based on another metric.
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Is familiarity or technological efficiency better for our health in the long run?
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They are economic, environmental, technological, and they are best addressed by nonmilitary means.
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This is another case when the technological advancements proved to make things tricky.
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How far the grim news from today's technological frontier seems from Bush's optimism.
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This is in part because these agencies, too, are responding to technological developments.
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What was your biggest challenge on Toy Story 4 from a technological perspective?
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Landre's talk, for all its technological focus, described a journey of self-discovery.
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But social insecurity instead risks sapping their populations' willingness to embrace technological change.
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Today's releases are two examples of technological developments that could do just that.
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The weaponry could also provide a technological base for ballistic missile defense capabilities.
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There are major safety and regulatory barriers as well as unforeseen technological hurdles.
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But we need to recall the technological realities of the late eighteenth century.
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Finally, policymakers can embrace policies that better prepare workers for rapid technological change.
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Eventually, Go Box hopes to integrate its technological backend with online delivery platforms.
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No question about it, our technological lives have changed dramatically during the 2010s.
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Luckily, recent technological and legislative efforts to address the robocall scourge are promising.
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We cannot and should not try to stop the march of technological progress.
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However, he said those are technological and political barriers, rather than economic ones.
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So I am not sure these technological disruptions will continue to bring disinflation.
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Technological and spiritual quests vibrate throughout the state, intermingling, often creating the ethereal.
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The new industries were highly productive and also subject to furious technological advancement.
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The games we watch are already enhanced by data collected through technological advances.
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If not, well ... there is a large and growing bin of technological castoffs.
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Though it's hard to imagine now, these towns were seen as technological marvels.
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It's understandable, because technological advance and development is so difficult to think about.
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The far-reaching plan is "within the realm of technological possibility," experts say.
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The fear is that once again, Japan will miss a big technological shift.
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The technological argument for the F-35, whatever its drawbacks, is pretty solid.
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So these types of modern and technological issues are constantly on my mind.
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But this sound would underscore the band's complicated spiritual relationship with technological innovation.
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But it is that technological growth that really is the forefront, what's next?
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Yet recent technological advances have enabled supersonic designs that don't create loud booms.
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Is there something unusual about the pace and nature of technological change today?
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But like a technological cockroach, the game survives through ROM hacks and emulations.
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Technological advances like artificial intelligence and genetic alterations are looming on the horizon, and this knowledge has the potential to really destroy us if we don't overcome this technological infancy that we currently find ourselves in a post-Trump era.
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When the industry consistently characterizes these two plants as technological fixes to coal's massive carbon emissions, both of which are heavily subsidized by federal investment and which perform unevenly at best, this is an example of the technological shell game. 4.
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