technology
- noun
- /tɛkˈnɑlədʒi/
- The possibilities for the uses of this technology should inspire the imagination to think big.
- use technology
- science and technology
- information technology
You guys have graphing technology for this, right?
- You guys have graphing technology for this, right?
- But to me, alien technology is bigger than that.
- You are trying to beat technology and you can't do that.
- But now we talked about technology, things like Brain HQ.
- And and our technology has changed quite a bit.
- We have no control over what technology does to us.
- Let's talk about the technology that changes human beings.
- When I grew up back then, technology didn't evolve as fast.
- So they had technology that was able to read brain waves.
- That's how fast, how fast technology is improving.
- It was basically to say, look, this technology should work.
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Right now, there are multiple rogue nations with technologies that far exceed our own.
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And what chance do we have if this technology gets into the wrong hands?
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We expect more from technology and less from each other.
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I think you said the technology might be able to save us.
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We have no control over what technology does to us.
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Let's talk about the technology that changes human beings.
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However, the cost to the environment of creating such technology has not been studied sufficiently.
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One of the most exciting features of 21st-century technology is the ability to easily collaborate online.
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Armed with this technology and unlimited funding, we established "Clonus."
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The new technology helps doctors diagnose diseases more accurately.
Synonyms
Modern electronic devices and systems used for work, study, or entertainment
The use of science to solve practical problems, for example in engineering and technology
Compounds
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The use of computers and networks to store, find and send data
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Modern machines and systems that use the newest science and engineering
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Study and design of computers, programs, and systems that process information
A famous university in Cambridge, Massachusetts, known for engineering and science
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The study and use of systems and machines that send information like phones and the internet
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A way of using sunlight to make electricity or heat with panels and devices
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Study and practice of how people design and make cars and their parts
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Technology that uses invisible light felt as heat to find things or send signals
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The planning, building, and running of trains, tracks, and stations
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Methods used in a lab to join DNA from different living things to make new gene combinations
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A small camera attached to an animal to record its behavior and surroundings in the wild
Harmful effects of modern tools and devices that hurt people and society, for example losing privacy or loneliness
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Tools and systems that send and receive information using computers or phones
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A field that makes computers understand and use human speech and writing
A US government agency that sets rules for measurements and helps science and technology progress
How Advanced
Surface Forms
Morphology
technology = techn + ology
Although the word contains classical elements related to skill/art and study, the modern meaning 'the use of scientific knowledge to create tools or methods' is not directly recoverable from those parts for most learners.
Etymology
Technology comes from the Greek word techne, meaning 'craft' or 'skill', plus -logy, meaning 'study' or 'word', and you can see the same tech in technique and the short word tech. So, technology is the skills and knowledge we use to make tools, machines, and methods that solve problems.