technological
Americanadjective
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of or relating to technology; relating to science and industry.
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Economics. caused by technical advances in production methods.
Other Word Forms
- antitechnological adjective
- nontechnologic adjective
- nontechnological adjective
- nontechnologically adverb
- pretechnological adjective
- pretechnologically adverb
- technologically adverb
Etymology
Origin of technological
First recorded in 1620–30; technolog(y) + -ical
Example Sentences
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After a three-year love affair with anything related to artificial intelligence, U.S. investors are flocking to the factory owners, fast-food restaurants and commodity companies that have seemingly strong odds of surviving the technological revolution intact.
In return, Disney now has "privileged access" to OpenAI's "highly sophisticated" tools, giving it a "technological advantage over the rest of the sector", said Prissard.
From Barron's
It called the advent of generative AI "an inflection point in the trajectory of technological evolution".
From Barron's
Nearly all BDCs’ stocks are down this year, in part because of fears of technological disruption, but also because of events tied to a BDC that isn’t publicly traded.
From MarketWatch
It penalizes exporters that lack the technological and financial capacity to decarbonize at the pace required by the Europeans.
From Barron's
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