adoption
- noun
- /əˈdɑpʃən/
- The widespread adoption of electric cars is essential for reducing carbon emissions.
- widespread adoption
- barriers to adoption
- technology adoption
Why might it be a problem that electric vehicle adoption is more liberal?
- Why might it be a problem that electric vehicle adoption is more liberal?
- And it's made to drive EV adoption is what they said.
- But we're talking like massive adoption of a technology by the world.
- If you look at linear time for technology adoption looks like a really fat barbell.
- It's like circumstance, like the best driver of Bitcoin adoption, unfortunately, is necessity.
- High price, low adoption, low adoption.
- And so I think that, you know, there's got to be another adoption cycle in cryptocurrencies.
- Why does that work and why didn't it get widespread adoption?
- They had a flawed vision of how adoption works and what blockchain should optimize for.
- And it's, it's so heartwarming to see the kind of adoption conversational agents are having now.
- And technological evolution has a standard cycle with four phases, invention, adoption, use, and abandonment.
- We'll look at both and that gives us what we call our tech adoption index.
- But that doesn't mean they are ready for widespread adoption yet.
Examples
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The Common Core Standards and the widespread state adoption have implications for music teachers.
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But we're talking like massive adoption of a technology by the world.
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Why might it be a problem that electric vehicle adoption is more liberal?
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Education remains one of the challenging areas for the adoption of the total quality philosophy.
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Education remains a challenging area for the adoption of the total quality philosophy.
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However, the ties to federal money likely influenced the rapid adoption of the standards.
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I believe I express the opinion of everyone present that adoption of NATO proposals does not compromise our defensive position.
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Honest, transparent reporting of outcomes is critical to academic integrity and adoption of novel treatment approaches.
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Honest, transparent reporting of outcomes is critical to academic integrity and the adoption of novel treatment approaches.
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Many schools are considering the adoption of new teaching methods to improve student engagement.
Synonyms
Being approved or welcomed by other people
The start of using something new
People begin to use a new idea or technology
Accepting and supporting an idea, plan, or cause
An act of receiving something with approval
Antonyms
How Widely
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Adoption comes from an old Latin word adoptare, made of ad- 'to' and optare 'choose', the same root as opt and option; think of it as 'choosing' something to take into use. So when a company or person makes the adoption of an idea or tool, they have chosen it and made it part of what they do.