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Technological

adjective

Based in scientific and industrial progress.

Of or relating to a practical subject that is organized according to scientific principles. Synonym: technical. "Technological development"

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... Such as technological, veterinary, dental, and other professional schools, which are ...

— History of the Jews in Russia and Poland. Volume II • S.M. Dubnow

... methodical efficacy, Lord Krishna praises the technological yogi in the following words: "The yogi is greater than body-disciplining ascetics, greater even than the followers of the path of wisdom (JNANA YOGA), or of the path of action (KARMA YOGA); be thou, O disciple Arjuna, a ...

— Autobiography of a YOGI • Paramhansa Yogananda

... is, however, no radical difference, simply a difference in object and intensity of stimulus, between handling and making weapons and handling and making tools. So, when man was obliged to turn his attention to the agriculture and industries practiced by primitive woman he brought all his technological skill and a part of his technological interest to bear on the new problems. Women had been able to thrust a stick into the earth and drop the seed and await a meager harvest. When man turned his attention to this matter, ...

— Sex and Society • William I. Thomas

... have despised this world, but Kennon wasn't normal, although to the casual eye he was a typical representative of the Medico-Technological Civilization, long legged, fair haired, and short bodied with the typical Betan squint that left his eyes mere slits behind thick lashes and heavy brows. The difference was internal rather ...

— The Lani People • J. F. Bone

... The old Greek philosophers, becoming teachers of youth, turned the nation into a set of students and disputants over philosophical questions. Sparta taught her boys the arts of war, and became the chief military nation of her time. Germany introduces technological studies into her schools, and becomes the leading country in the world in the arts of manufacture. Let any people emphasize in their schools the studies that lead to commercial and professional interests, and neglect those that prepare for industrial vocations, and the industrial ...

— New Ideals in Rural Schools • George Herbert Betts

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