technology?
Q. is technology a good or bad thing? like we're so dependent on fossil fuel, electricity, and other things like that. what is this type of technology doing to the things we live off of? i know that fossil fuels are like making so much pollution but what do you think about technology wow,it's great to know that some one is taking some action on that stuff, thanks frflyer
Asked by xpernce,dontdodrugs - Fri Apr 11 20:34:46 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Technology is not bad. It's how we use it and whether we consider all the consequences before we put it in place. We have not done that in the past. We can't do things that way anymore. Technology is what we will use to solve the problems that our misuse of it has brought about. At the same time, we have to realize that sometimes simple technology is the answer. For example, here's a company doing something to save fuel for ocean freighters. It is really low tech, and it works. and an American company doing the same thing. These are parasails for ships. The cost of retrofitting a ship is dirt cheap. About the cost of leasing a large cape size bulk carrier ship for 2 days. Plug in Partners is an advocacy group for plug… [cont.]
Answered by frflyer - Fri Apr 11 21:35:00 2008
Q. is technology a good or bad thing? like we're so dependent on fossil fuel, electricity, and other things like that. what is this type of technology doing to the things we live off of? i know that fossil fuels are like making so much pollution but what do you think about technology wow,it's great to know that some one is taking some action on that stuff, thanks frflyer
Asked by xpernce,dontdodrugs - Fri Apr 11 20:34:46 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Technology is not bad. It's how we use it and whether we consider all the consequences before we put it in place. We have not done that in the past. We can't do things that way anymore. Technology is what we will use to solve the problems that our misuse of it has brought about. At the same time, we have to realize that sometimes simple technology is the answer. For example, here's a company doing something to save fuel for ocean freighters. It is really low tech, and it works. and an American company doing the same thing. These are parasails for ships. The cost of retrofitting a ship is dirt cheap. About the cost of leasing a large cape size bulk carrier ship for 2 days. Plug in Partners is an advocacy group for plug… [cont.]
Answered by frflyer - Fri Apr 11 21:35:00 2008
How is technology dependent on science and how are science and technology different from one another?
Q. The discover of radium and it's qualities was science in action. Using radium to develop an x ray machine was technology.
Asked by PHILLY N - Mon Jan 14 21:25:14 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well if you think about it, technology makes experiments easy to be tested. You don't really want to wait all day to prove that your hypotheses was right, so technology really helps science. If your trying to prove something or test something, technology makes you life way easier. They're different because technology deals with making life easier and then there's the technical stuff about machinery and ya da ya da. Technology deals with more broader scale than science, it's like more hands on. Technology is cool too. While science is much cooler, Science is been around than technology. But anyway, science deals with everything, from testing an experiment to finding a cure for a disease. Science deals with explanations and experiments.
Answered by jouella_marie - Mon Jan 14 21:32:41 2008
Q. The discover of radium and it's qualities was science in action. Using radium to develop an x ray machine was technology.
Asked by PHILLY N - Mon Jan 14 21:25:14 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well if you think about it, technology makes experiments easy to be tested. You don't really want to wait all day to prove that your hypotheses was right, so technology really helps science. If your trying to prove something or test something, technology makes you life way easier. They're different because technology deals with making life easier and then there's the technical stuff about machinery and ya da ya da. Technology deals with more broader scale than science, it's like more hands on. Technology is cool too. While science is much cooler, Science is been around than technology. But anyway, science deals with everything, from testing an experiment to finding a cure for a disease. Science deals with explanations and experiments.
Answered by jouella_marie - Mon Jan 14 21:32:41 2008
How to compile a report recommending videoconferencing technology?
Q. I'm trying to compile a report to recommend my company's senior management to invest in videoconferencing technology. I want to provide analysis on other businesses currently using videoconferencing technology, the benefits of videoconferencing technology, the technology involved, and costs. I was wondering if anyone know where I can find a similar report as sample. Also, what sources can I cite to back up my analysis?
Asked by Beth J - Sat Apr 10 10:48:36 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Establishing budget must be the first step in my opinion. Do you want proprietary hardware and kit in terms of that technology cul de sac that often occurs. What are the requirements in terms of users, is it that boardroom to boardroom type of scenario or is it more about groups / teams not just the management ? To get the best value from the type of activity "video conferencing" you're looking at - think along the lines of - what kit is required (hardware, bandwidth, quality, user interface) what financial foot print from an ongoing point of view. Desktop to boardroom - multipoint video and browser independence for future proofing your solution will address the flexibility aspect of "all" of your company and perhaps everyone your… [cont.]
Answered by Joe G - Sat Apr 10 15:13:14 2010
Q. I'm trying to compile a report to recommend my company's senior management to invest in videoconferencing technology. I want to provide analysis on other businesses currently using videoconferencing technology, the benefits of videoconferencing technology, the technology involved, and costs. I was wondering if anyone know where I can find a similar report as sample. Also, what sources can I cite to back up my analysis?
Asked by Beth J - Sat Apr 10 10:48:36 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Establishing budget must be the first step in my opinion. Do you want proprietary hardware and kit in terms of that technology cul de sac that often occurs. What are the requirements in terms of users, is it that boardroom to boardroom type of scenario or is it more about groups / teams not just the management ? To get the best value from the type of activity "video conferencing" you're looking at - think along the lines of - what kit is required (hardware, bandwidth, quality, user interface) what financial foot print from an ongoing point of view. Desktop to boardroom - multipoint video and browser independence for future proofing your solution will address the flexibility aspect of "all" of your company and perhaps everyone your… [cont.]
Answered by Joe G - Sat Apr 10 15:13:14 2010
Some technology and processes that are likely to impact on the horse industry workplace?
Q. What are some technology and processes that are likely to impact on the horse industry workplace? Need the answer as soon as possoble thanks! Sarah.
Asked by xx__SarahPaige__xx - Thu Oct 8 22:17:37 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Right now, the industry seems to be focused on different racetrack surfaces besides traditional turf and dirt. This has caused a great deal of controversy among horsemen, and the jury is still out as to if surfaces such as Polytrack Cushion Track Tapeta Footings Equitrack Are indeed safer for horses or not, some folks believe they are but on the other hand some horsemen continue to prefer a traditional dirt surface. Other than surfaces, betting technology has been a bit different than in the past. Years ago, one could only wager on their own local track and through a human teller. Now there are self betting machines, simulcasting from tracks around the country and the world, internet wagering, simulcast outlets and casinos… [cont.]
Answered by Karmageddon (new2011Mustang) - Fri Oct 9 21:23:49 2009
Q. What are some technology and processes that are likely to impact on the horse industry workplace? Need the answer as soon as possoble thanks! Sarah.
Asked by xx__SarahPaige__xx - Thu Oct 8 22:17:37 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Right now, the industry seems to be focused on different racetrack surfaces besides traditional turf and dirt. This has caused a great deal of controversy among horsemen, and the jury is still out as to if surfaces such as Polytrack Cushion Track Tapeta Footings Equitrack Are indeed safer for horses or not, some folks believe they are but on the other hand some horsemen continue to prefer a traditional dirt surface. Other than surfaces, betting technology has been a bit different than in the past. Years ago, one could only wager on their own local track and through a human teller. Now there are self betting machines, simulcasting from tracks around the country and the world, internet wagering, simulcast outlets and casinos… [cont.]
Answered by Karmageddon (new2011Mustang) - Fri Oct 9 21:23:49 2009
What technology will be avaible in the next 5-10 years that is beneficial to society?
Q. Technology that society can benefit from. Any ideas. I keep trying to google it but millions of web pages keep popping up. Can you give me a website link explaining about. Please I am so confused on what to do on this project.
Asked by Nessa - Thu Sep 13 18:46:52 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tidal power generators. These have been around for ages, but only now (with the emphasis on energy cost) are they becoming more viable. More widespread and more efficient electric vehicles.
Answered by Wyoming Rider - Thu Sep 13 18:57:18 2007
Q. Technology that society can benefit from. Any ideas. I keep trying to google it but millions of web pages keep popping up. Can you give me a website link explaining about. Please I am so confused on what to do on this project.
Asked by Nessa - Thu Sep 13 18:46:52 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tidal power generators. These have been around for ages, but only now (with the emphasis on energy cost) are they becoming more viable. More widespread and more efficient electric vehicles.
Answered by Wyoming Rider - Thu Sep 13 18:57:18 2007
What technology or electronics could you do without in a recession?
Q. Since economic times are getting more difficult, what electronics or technology would you eliminate to save money? For example, cutting back on cellphone use, cable service, satellite radio, video games, internet usage, etc. Give a brief reason why you picked that item.
Asked by Verve - Thu Jan 29 11:14:25 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I'm a new driver and my parents won't let me go anywhere without a cell phone for safety reasons. We have cut back on cable tv and we are also considering completely eliminating our home phone since my mom, dad, sister and I all have cell phones. Another thing we're doing is just trying to be conscience of simple things like turning off the lights, turning down the thermostat, using less hot water and car pooling. Haven't seen a huge difference yet but it's kind of taking the financial edge off. We can't eliminate our internet because I'm taking online classes and also do most of my work over the internet. We also haven't blown any money on video game systems and new games. We also got rid of one of our music programs since we were… [cont.]
Answered by emmakate6491 - Thu Jan 29 11:25:16 2009
Q. Since economic times are getting more difficult, what electronics or technology would you eliminate to save money? For example, cutting back on cellphone use, cable service, satellite radio, video games, internet usage, etc. Give a brief reason why you picked that item.
Asked by Verve - Thu Jan 29 11:14:25 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I'm a new driver and my parents won't let me go anywhere without a cell phone for safety reasons. We have cut back on cable tv and we are also considering completely eliminating our home phone since my mom, dad, sister and I all have cell phones. Another thing we're doing is just trying to be conscience of simple things like turning off the lights, turning down the thermostat, using less hot water and car pooling. Haven't seen a huge difference yet but it's kind of taking the financial edge off. We can't eliminate our internet because I'm taking online classes and also do most of my work over the internet. We also haven't blown any money on video game systems and new games. We also got rid of one of our music programs since we were… [cont.]
Answered by emmakate6491 - Thu Jan 29 11:25:16 2009
What positive effects will technology have on our future?
Q. When I say technology, I mean things like: Smartphones (able to navigate you to an open parking spot or let you know where traffic is), autonomous vehicles (the driverless cars which particiapted in a 102 mile race completely driven off of its own decisions), and any other piece of technology that may relate to the previous examples.
Asked by nick - Wed Oct 29 20:09:33 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well you can say more updated things Like the cars into hovercrafts and so on We, meaning us americans will probably have a advance society due to technology more than half of the time
Answered by Emporium El Outflank - Wed Oct 29 20:21:25 2008
Q. When I say technology, I mean things like: Smartphones (able to navigate you to an open parking spot or let you know where traffic is), autonomous vehicles (the driverless cars which particiapted in a 102 mile race completely driven off of its own decisions), and any other piece of technology that may relate to the previous examples.
Asked by nick - Wed Oct 29 20:09:33 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well you can say more updated things Like the cars into hovercrafts and so on We, meaning us americans will probably have a advance society due to technology more than half of the time
Answered by Emporium El Outflank - Wed Oct 29 20:21:25 2008
What is a music technology degree and what sort of job would one obtain with it?
Q. I'm working on a bachelors in viola performance from the New England Conservatory, but I have no idea what a music technology degree entails, however it sounds interesting for graduate study because I'm interested in technology as well as music...any information would be appreciated, I'm trying to research it...thanks!
Asked by karen - Fri Jun 23 15:32:48 2006 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The technology aspect of music . Recording and equipment , Enginerring , microphone placement , repair of recording equipment , MIDI , Pro Tools , and the technical aspects of music form the engineer or the soundmans perspective .
Answered by John C - Thu Jun 29 16:35:58 2006
Q. I'm working on a bachelors in viola performance from the New England Conservatory, but I have no idea what a music technology degree entails, however it sounds interesting for graduate study because I'm interested in technology as well as music...any information would be appreciated, I'm trying to research it...thanks!
Asked by karen - Fri Jun 23 15:32:48 2006 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The technology aspect of music . Recording and equipment , Enginerring , microphone placement , repair of recording equipment , MIDI , Pro Tools , and the technical aspects of music form the engineer or the soundmans perspective .
Answered by John C - Thu Jun 29 16:35:58 2006
How does genetics contrbute to other areas of technology?
Q. Like how did /does genetics play a role in the improvement or devopment of technology. I need an answer to how genetics helps technology not technology helping genteics.
Asked by BubblyBubbles - Sat Jan 5 22:46:22 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Though they look different, many genetics problems are also long standing problems in mathematics. Many of the solutions that have been developed for genetics problems have been quickly adapted to solve problems in other fields as well. It is even possible that more engineering problems have been solved by geneticists than genetics problems solved by engineers. "Genetic algorithms" - an algorithm technique inspired by how organism populations evolve, is now used to solve many other problems, such as risk and threat assessment, scheduling problems, timetables, route planning, etc.
Answered by AA_answers_all - Sun Jan 6 13:54:02 2008
Q. Like how did /does genetics play a role in the improvement or devopment of technology. I need an answer to how genetics helps technology not technology helping genteics.
Asked by BubblyBubbles - Sat Jan 5 22:46:22 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Though they look different, many genetics problems are also long standing problems in mathematics. Many of the solutions that have been developed for genetics problems have been quickly adapted to solve problems in other fields as well. It is even possible that more engineering problems have been solved by geneticists than genetics problems solved by engineers. "Genetic algorithms" - an algorithm technique inspired by how organism populations evolve, is now used to solve many other problems, such as risk and threat assessment, scheduling problems, timetables, route planning, etc.
Answered by AA_answers_all - Sun Jan 6 13:54:02 2008
How will technology give alternative ways for sports fans to enjoy a game beyond watching on television?
Q. what if there was a projection dome theatre similar to the one used on soarin over california at disneys california adventure that put you into the stadium of your favorite team or any major sporting event for that matter that you would otherwise be unable to attend because of geographic location or price of tickets? Do you think technology could make the experience authentic enough and would you be interested in it if it could?
Asked by lchcsince1975 - Tue Oct 2 15:38:40 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes & yes!
Answered by quassy - Tue Oct 2 15:47:04 2007
Q. what if there was a projection dome theatre similar to the one used on soarin over california at disneys california adventure that put you into the stadium of your favorite team or any major sporting event for that matter that you would otherwise be unable to attend because of geographic location or price of tickets? Do you think technology could make the experience authentic enough and would you be interested in it if it could?
Asked by lchcsince1975 - Tue Oct 2 15:38:40 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes & yes!
Answered by quassy - Tue Oct 2 15:47:04 2007
What technology that was used during the space race is part of our daily lives today?
Q. I am doing a report on the Space Race technology. i thought it would be interesting to do my report on technology during the space race that influenced some of the technology today. I need some help to get started though. Thanks(:
Asked by sweetnsourgirl096 - Mon Dec 7 21:25:33 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. The oral time travel revealed 1960s technology for the original SPACE Blanket was developed into a life-saving product that can be found in emergency kits owned by thousands. According to Travis Smith of Grabber, Inc., this technology began as a plastic film originally used to improve the reflection of radio signals from NASA balloon satellites. Greg Moores told the story of how Black & Decker teamed with Goddard researchers to develop a drill Apollo astronauts used to collect the first lunar soil samples. Today this technology has led to a multi-billion-dollar cordless tool industry. 2. Representing technology from the 1980s, Steve Sabicer of Medtronic MiniMed, Inc., spoke about the company s MiniMed insulin pump. The pump is based on… [cont.]
Answered by hammster - Mon Dec 7 21:33:46 2009
Q. I am doing a report on the Space Race technology. i thought it would be interesting to do my report on technology during the space race that influenced some of the technology today. I need some help to get started though. Thanks(:
Asked by sweetnsourgirl096 - Mon Dec 7 21:25:33 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. The oral time travel revealed 1960s technology for the original SPACE Blanket was developed into a life-saving product that can be found in emergency kits owned by thousands. According to Travis Smith of Grabber, Inc., this technology began as a plastic film originally used to improve the reflection of radio signals from NASA balloon satellites. Greg Moores told the story of how Black & Decker teamed with Goddard researchers to develop a drill Apollo astronauts used to collect the first lunar soil samples. Today this technology has led to a multi-billion-dollar cordless tool industry. 2. Representing technology from the 1980s, Steve Sabicer of Medtronic MiniMed, Inc., spoke about the company s MiniMed insulin pump. The pump is based on… [cont.]
Answered by hammster - Mon Dec 7 21:33:46 2009
What are the positive and negative influences of Technology to the teenagers ?
Q. Technology comes greater and better now .. Would you like to explain , How do the technology influence the teenagers ? And What are the positive and negative influences of Technology to the teenagers ? Please explain .. Thanks
Asked by Nike - Sun Apr 25 03:26:51 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Positives Are that technology is good for teens that need help with their studies because they cam use the internet as a way to study! Also that It Can Help then keep in contact with friends that live far away. The Negatives are that they overuse it and become addicted to online games, spend all of their time texting or talking on the phone with their friends when they should be studying or doing their home work etc..
Answered by austinjan31 - Sun Apr 25 03:32:04 2010
Q. Technology comes greater and better now .. Would you like to explain , How do the technology influence the teenagers ? And What are the positive and negative influences of Technology to the teenagers ? Please explain .. Thanks
Asked by Nike - Sun Apr 25 03:26:51 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Positives Are that technology is good for teens that need help with their studies because they cam use the internet as a way to study! Also that It Can Help then keep in contact with friends that live far away. The Negatives are that they overuse it and become addicted to online games, spend all of their time texting or talking on the phone with their friends when they should be studying or doing their home work etc..
Answered by austinjan31 - Sun Apr 25 03:32:04 2010
Is that information technology is fulfilling all our requirements, what we actually want?
Q. In other words are we satisfied with the technology we have?
Asked by Sonu - Sat May 29 07:47:40 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Given the rapidity with which new "must have" gadgets are discarded, it seems that collectively we are not.
Answered by Dumbo - Sun May 30 03:24:51 2010
Q. In other words are we satisfied with the technology we have?
Asked by Sonu - Sat May 29 07:47:40 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Given the rapidity with which new "must have" gadgets are discarded, it seems that collectively we are not.
Answered by Dumbo - Sun May 30 03:24:51 2010
Where can I purchase the widget technology for my beer production factory?
Q. I want to add widgets to canned beer that my factory is producing. I have looked on the internet but have not found any detailed technical information about this technology. I'm willing to purchase this from a can producer, but I have no idea how to find one on the internet that provides this technology. Any information/help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Asked by gameoftheday - Tue Jul 11 01:21:43 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Both the nitrogen widget and the rocket widget are patented by Guinness. You aren't going to find much technical info on them, and chances are they won't let you use it since it's part of their marketing program.
Answered by jkk109 - Tue Jul 11 03:23:24 2006
Q. I want to add widgets to canned beer that my factory is producing. I have looked on the internet but have not found any detailed technical information about this technology. I'm willing to purchase this from a can producer, but I have no idea how to find one on the internet that provides this technology. Any information/help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Asked by gameoftheday - Tue Jul 11 01:21:43 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Both the nitrogen widget and the rocket widget are patented by Guinness. You aren't going to find much technical info on them, and chances are they won't let you use it since it's part of their marketing program.
Answered by jkk109 - Tue Jul 11 03:23:24 2006
What type of technology and how does it work to sweep for hidden electronic devices?
Q. How do they find hidden microphone or other devices and how does it work technologicaly speaking and how do they applied the method of searches in order to get results. Is it like a radar type deal thing? I can't hardly imagine that it is a very advance technology. In fact I'm pretty sure it is somewhat simple and cheap. How is it called? How such device is called?
Asked by martin c - Sat Jun 21 13:18:54 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. All electronic devices generate electromagnetic signal. Other electronic devices like sensor can monitor/sweep electromagnetic signal. This devices are simple and cheap, but for make devices with high performance need other electronic circuits and cost.
Answered by Il vostro partner - Sat Jun 21 13:43:39 2008
Q. How do they find hidden microphone or other devices and how does it work technologicaly speaking and how do they applied the method of searches in order to get results. Is it like a radar type deal thing? I can't hardly imagine that it is a very advance technology. In fact I'm pretty sure it is somewhat simple and cheap. How is it called? How such device is called?
Asked by martin c - Sat Jun 21 13:18:54 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. All electronic devices generate electromagnetic signal. Other electronic devices like sensor can monitor/sweep electromagnetic signal. This devices are simple and cheap, but for make devices with high performance need other electronic circuits and cost.
Answered by Il vostro partner - Sat Jun 21 13:43:39 2008
Technology has and will continue to change the world of medicine. What does this mean for physicians?
Q. For example, the technology of robotic surgery is rapidly changing the field of general surgery. Perhaps in the future, it may completely eliminate the need for surgeons altogether. Which fields would be immune from being replaced by technology?
Asked by calculusde - Thu Aug 13 23:03:58 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The best doctors who care about patients have always hoped to become obsolete. However like the original plan for the health service in 1948,when it was thought that treating disease would make the costs fall as everyone would get better,as we treat,manage of even abolish certain conditions,new ones seem to replace them.
Answered by Dr Frank - Fri Aug 14 04:38:32 2009
Q. For example, the technology of robotic surgery is rapidly changing the field of general surgery. Perhaps in the future, it may completely eliminate the need for surgeons altogether. Which fields would be immune from being replaced by technology?
Asked by calculusde - Thu Aug 13 23:03:58 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The best doctors who care about patients have always hoped to become obsolete. However like the original plan for the health service in 1948,when it was thought that treating disease would make the costs fall as everyone would get better,as we treat,manage of even abolish certain conditions,new ones seem to replace them.
Answered by Dr Frank - Fri Aug 14 04:38:32 2009
What was the technology vital in pushing YouTube to one of the most visited websites?
Q. From a San /diego company which went public in September 2006. CEO vows to overtake Qualcomm as the largest company in San Diego. The technology is recommended by YouTube and Google and is the "glue that holds the entire digital media marketplace together".
Asked by DC - Sun Mar 4 04:06:21 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It was not technology but simply its easy-to-use interface that allowed whole families to use it.
Answered by JayCe - Wed Mar 7 05:25:59 2007
Q. From a San /diego company which went public in September 2006. CEO vows to overtake Qualcomm as the largest company in San Diego. The technology is recommended by YouTube and Google and is the "glue that holds the entire digital media marketplace together".
Asked by DC - Sun Mar 4 04:06:21 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It was not technology but simply its easy-to-use interface that allowed whole families to use it.
Answered by JayCe - Wed Mar 7 05:25:59 2007
How fast will technology change 50 years from now?
Q. In 1957 they didn't have cell phones, personal computers, Ipods, Navigation Systems in cars. With all the growing technology, devices and such. What would this world be in another 50 years and so on? And lets be realistic!
Asked by Hank Mulder - Sat Oct 13 15:55:23 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There's no way of knowing! You are assuming things will improve...I'm not sure. I'm not talking global warming, I'm talking population, religion/social ideals...more social stuff. Society hasn't always moved forward. Civilizations rise and fall and the technology with it. Roman Empire's idea of public sewers didn't reappear for many centuries later. But to answer: We will have to have new energy sources unless the new technology is first doing more with less energy. There are not enough raw materiasl around to supply the world. Old landfills will be mined for material. We will use items, then discard them and have them converted into some substance that is used to make new material. Landfills will be obsolete. .
Answered by fluffernut - Sat Oct 13 17:35:11 2007
Q. In 1957 they didn't have cell phones, personal computers, Ipods, Navigation Systems in cars. With all the growing technology, devices and such. What would this world be in another 50 years and so on? And lets be realistic!
Asked by Hank Mulder - Sat Oct 13 15:55:23 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There's no way of knowing! You are assuming things will improve...I'm not sure. I'm not talking global warming, I'm talking population, religion/social ideals...more social stuff. Society hasn't always moved forward. Civilizations rise and fall and the technology with it. Roman Empire's idea of public sewers didn't reappear for many centuries later. But to answer: We will have to have new energy sources unless the new technology is first doing more with less energy. There are not enough raw materiasl around to supply the world. Old landfills will be mined for material. We will use items, then discard them and have them converted into some substance that is used to make new material. Landfills will be obsolete. .
Answered by fluffernut - Sat Oct 13 17:35:11 2007
What is the technology which is used in cordless phone Handset finder ?
Q. I noticed a button on the cordless phone base, which when pressed will make the handset beep a sound to help me locate it. I want to find out what is the technology and how it works ?.Thanks.
Asked by Aravind M - Thu Sep 14 08:14:04 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. its radio technology...802.11c ... when u puss this butten its send a single on your handset... and your handset get this single and start beeping... like police have there wireless radio set.
Answered by winnner_of_heart - Thu Sep 14 08:22:38 2006
Q. I noticed a button on the cordless phone base, which when pressed will make the handset beep a sound to help me locate it. I want to find out what is the technology and how it works ?.Thanks.
Asked by Aravind M - Thu Sep 14 08:14:04 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. its radio technology...802.11c ... when u puss this butten its send a single on your handset... and your handset get this single and start beeping... like police have there wireless radio set.
Answered by winnner_of_heart - Thu Sep 14 08:22:38 2006
What if our technology got so great that we could control what happens after death?
Q. Wouldnt it be cool if technology got so great we could control what happens to you after death? Im talking 1000 years in the future. There wouldnt be any fear of hell or any of that. You wouldnt need to believe in a god. What you do in this life would affect what happens after you die. I think that would be awesome.
Asked by slipknot01299 - Sat Jan 9 04:22:09 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, this isnt stupid at all. IDIOT for saying that. your clearly dont understand "the way things work." is that idea stupid because its impossible by todays technologies? way is the way it is now "the right way?" you really believe 1,000 years wont be so different from now its not unrecognizable? the movement is real for technologies that achieve immortality, people say "its not natural" blah blah blah without spending ANY time thinking about that and what it really means
Answered by Bolder Harrison - Sat Jan 9 04:30:58 2010
Q. Wouldnt it be cool if technology got so great we could control what happens to you after death? Im talking 1000 years in the future. There wouldnt be any fear of hell or any of that. You wouldnt need to believe in a god. What you do in this life would affect what happens after you die. I think that would be awesome.
Asked by slipknot01299 - Sat Jan 9 04:22:09 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, this isnt stupid at all. IDIOT for saying that. your clearly dont understand "the way things work." is that idea stupid because its impossible by todays technologies? way is the way it is now "the right way?" you really believe 1,000 years wont be so different from now its not unrecognizable? the movement is real for technologies that achieve immortality, people say "its not natural" blah blah blah without spending ANY time thinking about that and what it really means
Answered by Bolder Harrison - Sat Jan 9 04:30:58 2010
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Expo Planned for Mobile PR Newswire (press release) BP and the USCG no longer need additional skimmers, so this show is designed to address the need for the technologies borne of American ingenuity by an ... New Technology Could Turn Gulf Oil Sludge Into Renewable Energy Care2.com (blog) BP Oil Spill Gives New Meaning to World Ocean Day RenewableEnergyWorld.com British engineers unveil potential solution to clean up oil spill in Gulf of ... Eureka
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Technology The speed that technology evolves occurs at such an amazingly fast rate that keeping up with everything is near impossible There is just too much information for us to digest If
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Fri, 30 Jul 2010 13:19:31 GM
The Vice President for Information and Instructional . Technology. Services serves as the Chief Information Officer of the College. The specific function of the position is to provide leadership, coordination, planning and integrative ...
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