Sentences with phrase «from technological»

People now want a quiet refuge away from technological distractions.

«Trulia and Zillow have a shared mission and vision of empowering consumers while helping real estate agents, brokerages and franchisors benefit from technological innovation,» said Flint.

I'm absolutely confident that if we build the transaction platform, no matter how difficult it is from a technological perspective, if it has usefulness and the salespeople can see it, they'll figure out how to use it.

These days, with a little help from technological advancements such as Skype and smartphones you can feel closer than ever to your faraway partner with just the click of a button.

These days, with a little help from technological advancements such...

• Good analytical skills with the ability to identify which solutions are needed from a technological standpoint.

Construction Management Jumpstart: The Best First Step Toward a Career in Construction Management 2nd edition — From technological advances to project risk assessment, this book explores traditional approaches and current trends for civil project managers.

Regardless of how much we advance from a technological standpoint, if a business is going to work, it has to have good people.

We pass the savings from our technological efficiency to you, the customer.

There are lots of newer cryptocurrencies that — from a technological standpoint — are superior to Bitcoin.

With Bitcoin payments, the property management industry can greatly benefit from its technological and financial innovation that it can offer.

From a technological standpoint I believe Litecoin will always be a good testing ground for features that can be added into Bitcoin.

Even better, ICOs promise decentralization; from a technological perspective, there are no formal barriers to ICO fundraising.

However effective Lightning Network may become in the future, any cryptocurrency enthusiast can appreciate it from a technological perspective.

«From a technological perspective, it [blockchain] does have a design that is more resilient to attacks,» Martin said.

«I think we should go ahead from the technological viewpoint, providing such instruments.

We are also developing the Switch version for Europe and North America, but development is expected to take a long time from a technological standpoint as well, so we still have a long way to go until its release.

Coleman believes that «from a technological perspective, there is nothing short of a hard fork [a non-backward-compatible change to the Ethereum protocol] to restore the destroyed funds.»

The one - hour webinar explores the challenges facing bitcoin from a technological and regulatory perspective and identifies key drivers that could increase adoption and investment by...

It follows the story of Aloy, a young woman caught in a war between tribes and machines in a world that is emerging from a technological apocalypse.

Learn from the B2C sector and accept that there's no hiding from the technological revolution impacting every aspect of our personal and professional lives.

As with many changes arising from technological advances and changes in attitudes to work, the law has not been able to keep apace.

The InnovAction Awards, which have been given to small firms, global giants and non-firm entities in five countries on four continents, can cover everything from legal service delivery to legal marketing, from technological systems to client communication, and from law firm management to access to justice.

But only the lawyer can extrapolate from the technological understanding to what this really means for a client operating in a law - and regulation - bound environment.

With buy in at partner level, working for DWF Resource has been seamless and I feel extremely well supported from a technological and personal perspective.»

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Those who have been in solo practice longer, naturally, have noticed more impacts from technological change.

In his post, «Robot Lawyers are Not the Future,» Macmillan begins by noting that «industry outsiders are pushing technologies that many believe will transform the legal profession from a technological backwater to a shining example of cognitive computing.»

Finally, the report also calls for the creation of a European agency for robotics and AI that would be capable of responding to new opportunities and challenges arising from technological advancements in robotics.

But even live appearances aren't immune from technological disruption: concertgoers commonly use their smartphones to record a performance and upload it to YouTube (Google your favourite artist and see what comes up under «Video.»)

Mr. McDermott joins three other national experts to discuss new opportunities and risks in the construction industry arising from technological advancements, such as Building Information Modeling («BIM»).

Unfortunately, I expect that the same segment of society that struggles with basic literacy issues also suffers from technological - literacy limitations.

By the time this blog is posted, we will probably be in Spain taking part in the Association Henri Capitant's annual international meeting, which, this year, revolves around intangibles (from a technological perspective).

CMA 1990 came about as a result of difficulties with the pre-existing law as it was stretched to encompass previously un-encountered mischief resulting from technological advances.

If you want a decent overview of all the issues that go into the pricing of solar power — from technological issues to comparisons with fossil fuels (when will solar power be less expensive than burning fossil fuels?)

If you want a decent overview of all the issues that go into the pricing of solar power — from technological issues to comparisons with fossil fuels (when will solar power be less expensive than burning fossil

You may wonder why the government finds the need to pursue such action since 1) U.S. carbon dioxide emissions have already topped out and have generally been on the decline for the past 7 - 8 years or so (from technological advances in natural gas extraction and a slow economy more so than from already - enacted government regulations and subsidies); 2) greenhouse gases from the rest of the world (primarily driven by China) have been sky - rocketing over the same period, which lessens any impacts that our emissions reduction have); and 3) even in their totality, U.S. carbon dioxide emissions have a negligible influence on local / regional / global climate change (even a immediate and permanent cessation of all our carbon dioxide emissions would likely result in a mitigation of global temperature rise of less than one - quarter of a degree C by the end of the century).

And aside from the technological, logistical and financial arguments backing floating wind's future, it might also have a higher power on its side.

The new «ecomodernist» push implicitly restates the BTI position that getting to carbon zero follows from technological innovation alone.

In Cancún, the imperative of including agriculture and biofuels; or to decide on a blueprint for mitigation of emissions caused by bunker fuels; or to define system - wide, large - scale levers for market - based action on mitigation and adaptation; or, establish new approaches that differentiate and foster innovation for climate from technological drivers in other areas and in the past, were all avoided.

We need to solve technical problems across a range of technologies and at a variety of stages along the road from technological development to demonstration to commercialization to mass deployment.

Sixty years ago, Nobelist Robert Solow and colleagues calculated that more than 80 percent of long - term growth derives from technological change.

And the lower - than - expected cost of sulfur dioxide regulation mostly resulted from technological changes that occurred well before the establishment of pollution trading: rail deregulation allowed for the economic shipment of low - sulfur coal, and the development of cheaper scrubbers.

Mitchell put it all together, and by the time he sold his company to Devon Energy in 2002, the idea of extracting natural gas from shale was about to turn from technological pipe dream to very real economic powerhouse.»

Farmers in India are benefitting from technological innovations that can help prevent damaging smog levels in the capital Delhi and other areas.

From a technological perspective, green building materials and renewable energy technologies result in a house that is healthy, safe, durable, and affordable.

Much of our economic growth since World War II resulted from technological developments that were accelerated and incubated by public investment — the Internet being only one example.

The aiming of this move is to increase Brazilian capacity in food, raw materials, and biofuel production, so that, the country, besides being a key player in food supply, may consolidate, from the technological point of view, the Brazilian role as leader on bioenergy research.

Nothing prevents our doing so from a technological perspective.

Micropop and its proponents are interested in interior life and self mythologies, with the world constructed in the intimate and private spaces of its practitioners using low and humble materials, separate but not disassociated from the technological world.