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Meanings of technological change in English

Russian
технологические изменения
Portuguese
mudança tecnológica
Spanish
cambio tecnologico
Catalan
canvi tecnològic

Process of invention, innovation and diffusion of technology or processes.

технологические изменения
Synonyms
Examples for "tc"
Examples for "tc"
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TC: Roughly, I'd say over the course of four to five years.
Ebony
2
TC: We were passionate lovers but never friends; that's the honest truth.
Ebony
3
Upon restoring the isoosmotic conditions, Tc decreased rapidly below its control value.
Pubmed
4
Protection from tumor challenge was studied using the tumor cell line TC-1.
Pubmed
5
TC: One thing I like to do in new cities is photography.
The Guardian
1
In addition to media partnerships, Zip2 has a history of technological development.
Wired
2
This would mean being leaders in technological development, ethics, and human rights.
The South African
3
New research and technological development is out of the question at this juncture.
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
4
Affected communities must also be involved in technological development and governance.
Wired
5
Contemporary exhibitions with scientific installations and human technological development are displayed.
The South African
Usage of technological change in English
1
Mr Kensington said the industry was also being disrupted by technological change.
Radio NZ
2
Social policy is not tracking technological change quickly enough, however, she cautions.
The Irish Times
3
Economic and technological change play a major role, but so does ideology.
The Guardian
4
Navigating the rapid pace of technological change also represents a substantial hurdle.
The Irish Times
5
The accelerating pace of technological change doesn't make the job any easier.
The Guardian
6
The 1850's witnessed rapid technological change - even more rapid than today's.
Russian Roulette: Russia's Economy in Putin's Era
7
Businesses going through significant technological change should be looking to retrain affected staff.
Radio NZ
8
But technological change has also spurred considerable dislocation, harming many along the way.
The Guardian
9
Rapid technological change has a way of up-ending forecasts rooted in historical trends.
Reuters
10
From the outset, members of that movement embraced nascent technological change.
Wired
11
But we cannot sit passively by letting technological change just happen.
The Guardian
12
De plus ça change... Creativity in the context of scientific and technological change.
The Civilization of Illiteracy
13
Competition, regulation, technological change and the slump have all hurt the mobile giant.
Reuters
14
The major issue today is whether the law can keep pace with technological change.
The Irish Times
15
Past waves of technological change, they say, have delivered new jobs and higher wages.
The Irish Times
16
But trade can foster inequality in developing countries by encouraging technological change, it noted.
Reuters
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