technological
She is determined to make the job technologically easier.
We live in such a technologically driven culture.
There's no way the Red Cross could have been technologically ready for this type of disaster.

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technologically | Business English

technologically
adverb
uk /ˌteknəˈlɒdʒɪkli/us
in a way that relates to modern technology and how it is used:
Customers do not just buy products that are technologically superior.
We aim to achieve the maximum improvements in energy efficiency that are technologically feasible.
technologically advanced/complex/sophisticated

Examples of technologically

technologically
Given that handfuls of debitage were placed directly into artifact bags in the field, all technologically diagnostic forms are well represented.
In this reviewer's view, it constitutes a worthy addition to the literature on the technologically and scientifically important fields of fluid and plasma turbulence.
Therefore, each technologically crafted cry and artificially extended joyous moan ironically testifies to the unavoidable and primitive dictates of human physiology.
Some were older than others but not necessarily any less technologically aware or progressive in terms of communication.
They cannot immediately assume a shared perspective, since perspectives are technologically mediated.
The use of sound recordings of environmental sounds is neither technologically 'transparent', nor simply denotation.
In its technologically applicable parts it grew into a field of engineering.
Further research is needed to understand the structural organization and interactional circumstances of other emergent technologically mediated remote continuing states of incipient talk.
How does the whole operation work, technologically speaking?
But even technologically straightforward intervention in the nature of the physical signals may lead to the formation of expanded, enhanced or entirely new images.
In today's technologically-oriented modernity, such is the moral challenge of building true community for both the cognitively-impaired and the rest of us.
Trying to accomplish the technologically impossible does not require an economic analysis in order to realize that resources are being spent without benefits.
The potential of technologically enhanced environments for constructivistbased exploratory learning is not a new discovery.
The "best proven therapeutic method" standard in clinical trials in technologically developing countries.
However, the efforts of different vessel types are technologically different.
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