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technology
noun as in electronics, science
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computers, mechanics, mechanization, robotics, telecommunications
Example Sentences
However, Mr Hibberd said it relied too heavily on unproven technologies, and that planned passenger growth would cancel out any success.
The medics believe this technology could transform stroke care, as a delay in accessing specialist treatment can have a direct impact on the chances of recovery.
"We are preparing to launch a startup to advance this technology and hope to begin clinical trials within six years," explained Professor Miyako.
Young people grouse that employers are monitoring their productivity with “surveillance state technologies” and expect them to “do six jobs in a 40-hour workweek.”
Over a half-century, in many cases, they experienced job-transforming technologies—bar codes at Target, robots at Ford Motor—and the diversifying of workforces as more women stepped onto and climbed the management ladder.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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