Sentences with phrase «technological achievement»

The project, has been made technically feasible by a array of technological achievements for profiling single human cells at any given time.

The display tanks are technological achievements in themselves, often huge, yet allowing close - up views of their inhabitants.

And that point about many technological achievements having their start in military applications is, sadly, all too true.

It was a significant technological achievement, but the core foundation - storage and lots of it - was already available.

Because games can fall under technological achievements, business, the arts, and academia there are unprecedented opportunities for indie developers to receive grants for socially conscious and educational games.

Any purchase over $ 35 can now be delivered free of charge in no more than 120 minutes, which really does feel like the pinnacle of technological achievement.

It's a testament to Isaac that his character comes across as a fully fleshed - out figure and one whose quest for technological achievement seems — at least superficially — extremely logical.

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It is ushering in a new paradigm in various aspects of society, and creating a new benchmark for future technological achievements to inevitably be compared to.

The United States has a long history of extraordinary technological achievements in all aspects of life, and the federal government has played a critical role in this process, driven mainly by national security needs.

Co-writer and director Alfonso Cuarón found strength in tragedy in an oddly therapeutic way while musing on the incredible technological achievements of the human race and the ability for the mind, body and spirit to endure against all odds.

Dynamic Perspective and Firefly are impressive technological achievements with bright futures (if by some miracle Amazon can get its developers on board), and the Fire Phone is a remarkably efficient shopping machine.

But none of these have had a fabled backstory and a list of technological achievements quite like the only Japanese supercar to take on Ferrari at its own game — the Honda NSX.

This means that major players» financial investments and remarkable technological achievements are not enough.

Twentieth - century technological achievements have shaped our culture: automobiles, lasers, jet engines, rockets, nuclear reactors, as well as many others.

jealously at Israeli technological achievement?

Since our earliest technological achievements, the story suggests, we have been trying to attain a spurious oneness derived from human self - sufficiency and autonomy.

For nearly two hundred years, «progress» in the West has largely mean ever - expanding technological achievement from steam ships to trains to cars to the jet airplane.

It is a world that is riven with murderous divisions and violent political upheavals as much as any other age in history, although made more potent and deadly now through our very technological achievements.

Philosophers of technology tend not to celebrate such technological achievements because they get celebrated all the time.

The new civilization would not express itself in piety and artistic creation, but in massive technological achievements, like the dynamo.

While his sexuality plays an integral part in the movie, the film's focus is on the incredible technological achievements Turing became known for.

Over the years Ferrari has introduced a series of supercars which have represented the very pinnacle of the company's technological achievements transferred to its road cars.

Until the missionization of the Chumash people, our waters were filled with watercraft, especially the redwood plank canoe, the tomol, among the most advanced technological achievements of North America's indigenous peoples.

Early proponents of concrete art such as Max Bill, Judith Lauand and Lucio Fontana were working during a period of great technological achievements which opened a broad perspective to objective thinking and modernist ideas.

For those who «embrace an optimistic view toward human capacities and the future,» the easiest path is to ignore the messy world of politics and focus one's gaze on humankind's amazing technological achievements.

As a pure technological achievement, it's just the means to an end (sort of... until they can get Touch ID behind the screen, which is presumably the end game)

We all know that it is due to the many technological achievements of these modern times that you, Western men, can attempt to seek their true love in countries like Russia or Ukraine.

NASA's new contract model provides recipient companies with fixed - price contracts, supplemented with milestone payments in recognition of significant technological achievements.

In that time they have also taken the technology to new heights, namely with the release of two of the latest and greatest technological achievements in the past few years — E ink Pearl and E Ink Triton.

So appreciate the space program's place in the world, both for technological achievement and for statesmanship.

«Rockwell was able to provide an MES product on which to realise a modular, flexible, scalable and configurable solution, able to incorporate the variability of European and extra-European Regulations and to support the implementation of possible future technological achievements.»

An Iowa corn field today, whatever critics say of its environmental impacts, is an extraordinary technological achievement and produces more food on an acre than almost any acre known in history — certainly any nonirrigated acre.

The drivetrain is certainly an impressive technological achievement and an object lesson in systems integration, but it lacks the emotional appeal of a soulful, high - revving engine and that will count against it among certain traditional sports car buyers.

The decision has caused an uproar in the cryptocurrency market, with Bitcoin Indonesia CEO Oscar Dermawan criticizing the move, adding that Bitcoin is a «remarkable technological achievement.»

Surrounded by illustrations of stellar and lunar fields from the cultural imagination, the viewer is reminded of the unfulfilled promise of more than a century of technological achievements.

Malik rightly calls out the startup ecosystem for seeing only the technological achievement, and brushing aside the impact on truck drivers.

Road and Track said on its website this week that Autopilot is a technological achievement that should make America proud.

«Rather, they remind us that communication is ultimately a human rather than technological achievement.»

Tony Stark, aka Iron Man, is the leading contributor of technological achievements to the Marvel universe.

Gates is known as a brilliant mind for his technological achievements.

Since XRP, has continually provided a strong use case and is undisputed in its technological achievements, it makes sense that the market would take notice — prompting a surge in XRP's value.

Atheists currently hold the overwhelming majority of the Noble Prizes, make up less that 0.5 % of the US prison population, have less that 1 % of the divorces in America and have given us many of the scientific and technological achievements you enjoy today... your argument has just been utterly destroyed.

For this reason alone, I believe, there is no general justification for aristocratic principles, i.e., for subordination of one society of humans to the happiness of another, whether the basis be that of birth, education, technological achievement, or whatever.

Our technological achievements require and permit us to learn again what the community of faith has known — and trusted — from the outset: there is something outside our controlled management of reality which must be heeded.

For we are living in a world that has become dynamic and is manipulated by man himself, who, through his scientific and technological achievements, has freed himself to a formerly inconceivable degree from the compulsions of nature and from his own self - alienation, and this means that man has come to understand himself and to be his own property and burden.