Sentences with phrase «age technology like»

All facilities are backed by professional support and new - age technology like high - speed Wi - Fi connectivity and latest gadgets.

By now, most food producers recognize the advantages that X-ray inspection offers over aging technology like metal detectors and optical scanners.

Not to mention space - age technologies like a night - vision camera, a head - up display, lane - departure warning, high - beam assist, active cruise control, active brake intervention (for hill descent), and a curve - speed limiter working in concert with the Ghost's stability control system.

Not exact matches

Accenture joins the countless other analysts, technologists, and researchers who claim that the rise of artificial intelligence technologies like deep learning is ushering a new age.

These are not old - fashioned, cast - iron Soviet tanks; these are more like the M1 tanks of the U.S. Army, made of space - age materials and jammed with sophisticated technology from one end to the other.

Despite this technology, though, social - media marketing often feels like a throwback to the golden age of TV: At least so far, marketers can't predict or measure the impact of their campaigns with anything near the precision they're used to elsewhere online.

«We exist in a bizarre combination of Stone Age emotions, medieval beliefs, and god - like technology.»

This is the negative end of the age of modern technology / Internet — the airing of people's hateful, meanspirited, closeted thoughts against others who don't think / believe / live like they do.

I went to the Exhibitions like Turner's Whaling Pictures and the Manus x Machina about fashion in the age of technology which was stunning even if totally out of my usual wheelhouse.

technology spreads knowledge and a SIMPLE FACT like the age of the earth that EVERY SCIENTIST agrees with will OVERPOWER religion and its ignorance and all of them will CEASE TO EXIST...

seventh, i know we didn't really actually look at any people, but thanks to medical technologies, people can essentially be whatever age they feel like between 20ish and 100ish.

In this age of technology and having everything in an instant, I feel like we aren't teaching our children the art of patience.

He looks like a King from some fictional land that still uses middle ages technology to fight wars.

I also think that in a digital age, where content will be delivered in increasingly fragmented ways, we need, as a nation and a multi-threaded society, something like the BBC to experiment on our behalf with the impact of all these new technologies, in what I am sure will be a generally benevolent way.

The research found gender and age played significant roles in a customer's like or dislike of a technology.

You would think that in an age of rising technology like the one we're currently in, tools like the web might make things at least a little bit less complicated.

Though technology might seem like a young person's game, you may be surprised to learn that the average age of a male online dater is 44 and the average age of a female online dater is 42.

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The question in the headline isn't meant to single out this year specifically, but instead to wonder, in an age in which technology makes award shows like these more ubiquitous than ever before, if the Oscars really still mean anything anymore.

And in this future, 87 - year - old actress Lois Smith is your age, aged and gray, wrapping her mind around the latest technologies forced upon her, clinging to whatever feels like real life — in this case, a holographic, 40 - year - old version of her dead husband.

In that respect, technology has made it possible for anyone of any age to access for free, just about anything musical that exists through the likes of You Tube for example.

«It saddens me to think that a technology that could improve the lives of billions, like implementing autonomous farming to ensure all of the world's peoples are sufficiently fed is being warped into creating new age killing machines,» writes Wilson Carter.

Even in a healthy financial environment, in an age of lightning - fast changes to technology and the way people work, change and adaptation is a necessary — even critical — process to master for a company to succeed in the long term.A change can be relatively small (though some might disagree with this characterization), like

ZM: Kids are exposed to social media at a younger and younger age, as technology like cell phones and iPads become more easily accessible.

In an age where social media technologies have transformed how we communicate, how we find out about world issues, and more importantly, how we take action on them, it seemed like a timely idea to chat with Chris about the good and the bad of our tools of the moment.

In what may be one of the most comprehensive, balanced, clear - eyed descriptions of the educational revolution we are currently slashing through, Allan Collins» and Richard Halverson's Rethinking Education in the Age of Technology (Teachers College Press 2009), based on the authors» history of education reform course they taught together at Northwestern, describes better than almost any book I've read what the new world of education — as opposed to schooling — may look like in the future.

«The rapid advance of technology and the very different way teachers approach teaching today, along with the almost simultaneous [aging] of the nation's education infrastructure, is creating a tremendous need to rebuild schools — yet school officials have very little knowledge about what education will look like 10 or 20 years from now.»

He suggests that as the secondary school - age population starts to rise there could be problems ahead, particularly in shortage subjects like physics or design technology «where this is the fifth or sixth year when we haven't trained enough teachers».

«The autonomous age has dawned, and Honda, like all automakers, is working to refine and advance this technology to achieve our goal for a collision - free society in the 2040 timeframe,» says Frank Paluch, president - Honda R&D Americas.

If you want to go the options route, then we like the RDX's space - age climate control system that comes with the Technology package, a feature that actually uses GPS satellites to track the position of the sun relative to the SUV and adjusts the heating and cooling of the vehicle accordingly.

Its «Art and Science» theme was a bold blend of space - age style and technology, and its edgy styling was polarizing — some liked it, some didn't.

Back in the present, St Oswald's is entering the age of technology and some of the old guard, especially anachronisms such as classics teachers, are hunkered down in their offices like soldiers in the trenches, defending themselves against the new guard who want to bring the school into the 21st century.

As the technology of reading digital editions of comics and graphic novels catches up to the demand from eager fans, companies like Ape are striving to provide a broader spectrum of content across different ages and interests.

Gleick is one of the smartest technology writers at work today and this hefty history traces the emergence of the Information Age all the way back to African talking drums (nothing like a little perspective).

«I personally like the idea of trying to retrieve traditions and techniques and approaches from the kind of «stone age» of comics and seeing what you can do with those approaches given the additional dimension that modern technology affords us»

That's no doubt a part of this, but, like Google Family Link and Facebook's Messenger Kids before it, FreeTime on Alexa addresses a real issue: Kids are getting exposed to technology at a very young age, and the nature of the Amazon Echo makes it hard for parents to limit children's access without turning it off entirely.

But as consumers we are easily tricked into putting money back into Apple, AT&T and so many other companies» products to feel like we are on the cutting edge of technology in this brave new age of computing.

The financial industryâ $ ™ s creation of literally hundreds of technology funds, telecommunications funds, Internet funds, and the like to capitalize on the Information Age during the New Economy craze of 1998 to 2000 is a good example of complex innovation run amok.

Amazingly, he continues to learn and evolve at the age of 86, improving his understanding of technology - related business models like Apple and Google, and re-examining old biases against industries such as the airline industry.

«Our aging economy is increasingly dependent upon technology for productivity gains and our home - grown players like CGI, Constellation Software and Open Text are very different than the more integrated Apples, Amazons, Microsofts, Facebooks and Alphabets.»

Sure, it can be hard to not feel like that linear games are a byproduct of an age where the technology only really allowed for corridors, especially if you wanted to even consider the concept of throwing in something more complex than having a few enemies on - screen at a time.

Command one of five different civilizations: the Britons, Franks, Mongols, Saracens, or Japanese; Control special «hero» units such as Richard the Lionheart, Robin Hood, Joan of Arc and Genghis Khan, whose special «hero» powers affect the entire battlefield; Lead over 45 different types of units into battle — from bowmen and monks to hand cannoneers, mercenaries and samurai; Players» can construct and upgrade buildings to help their units learn new skills and create resources for their civilizations; Research over 50 different technologies like chemistry, ballistics, siege craft and spying to advance civilization into the next age; A new Combat Advisor offers advice on certain campaign strategies and provides an assessment of the battle's outcome; Multi-player scenarios allow up to four players to wirelessly battle each other; By gaining Empire Points, players can unlock maps and units to improve their Emperor Rank.

wtf, make a game where the ending is practically set up for DLC (single player story expanded) «until daviculus rises again another day / yadda yadda» that lingo tells me there SURELY woulda been add on content to atleast give a few more hours of single player gameplay since the single player game was SO SHORT to begin wtih... Also i find it BOGUS that they STILL HAVE NOT fixed the Multiplayer to wher eu can auto find a 4 player match instead of having to know someone with the game and invite them from ur friends list JUST to have a 2 vs 2 match, kinda like match making technology used in the stone age, common TIM U KNOW U CAN DO BETTER THAN THIS!!

Like Age of Empires, it features four pages you'll develop through, multiple civilizations, technology trees and much more.

His voice - over proceeds from an initial optimism that the world might become one, to observations about aging and technology that seem more like a lament.

Using a self - portrait, Wearing asked individuals working with age - progressing technology to digitally enhance portraits of the artist to see what she might look like at age 70.

Set to an excerpt from Stravinsky's «The Rite of Spring,» red, volcanic eruptions, nude bodies, Hercules - like men, floating blimps, the marshmallow-esque Stay Puft from Ghostbusters, and many other iconic images blend together to create an array of scenes that both fascinate in their hypnotic vividness and disturb in their accentuation of societal evolution in the age of technology.

Penelope Umbrico is known for her photographic works exploring the relationship between modern technology and professional photography, the widespread availability and consumption of internet images, and for repurposing images from catalogs and websites like Flickr to reflect the fluidity and mutability of photography in the digital age.

The mammoth show — which features over 100 works rendered in paint, film, sculpture and installation, by the likes of Picasso, Laure Prouvost, Kerry James Marshall and Andy Warhol — examines how the studio as a space has evolved and become an important marker of the artist's own identity and style, and takes into account the impact of technology in our digital age.

Nadim Samman — general curator of the biennial — suggests the theme reflects, like the work submitted to the open call, such cultural developments as «ecological collapse, the dissolution of distinctions between «nature» and technology, the inescapable topography of the network, and the interplay between transparency and opacity in the information age.»