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To discuss we have to define 'technology'. I think technology is today defined by the term 'electron' and anything that uses the hardware of a metal oxide semiconductor field effect transistor (silicon wafer) or computer chips. Therein also lies one answer. The silicon industry. However, advances in technology using light such fibre optics, etc. can also be classified as technology. So it is not just Si per se. There are multiple things contributing to technology. Technology is not a singular oriented term. The process of creating those things is the process of creating technology. Its like when you have multiple programs in an operating system contributing to the function of the entire software package when it is not actually a singular thing.
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Follow these steps and you can create tech.
1. Go into your vehicle and start it.
2. Drive to Best Buy.
3. Buy all the tech you want.
4. Your finished.
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How to create new technology?
There are different ways to creating new technology. To create new technology it will take lots of time and money.
In which ways does science and technology depend from each other?
Science needs technology so that it will have new tools for observing the universe. Technology needs science for the fundamental ideas needed for improving or creating technology.
Is Instantiation is the process of creating an object from a class?
yes
3 advances in han civilization in science and technology?
information technology, process technology and production technology.
What are the classification of technology and their meaning?
gadgets , process, product
What is technology revival?
the process of reviving or creating an old type of technology for future or personal use either thorugh reverse engineering or old blueprints
What is the process of creating?
To discuss we have to define 'technology'. I think technology is today defined by the term 'electron' and anything that uses the hardware of a metal oxide semiconductor field effect transistor (silicon wafer) or computer chips. Therein also lies one answer. The silicon industry. However, advances in technology using light such fibre optics, etc. can also be classified as technology. So it is not just Si per se. There are multiple things contributing to technology. Technology is not a singular oriented term. The process of creating those things is the process of creating technology. Its like when you have multiple programs in an operating system contributing to the function of the entire software package when it is not actually a singular thing.
What does tecnology do?
Technology is a way of creating inventions for example like wheel barrow peole invented that we cant do nothing without technology
How can the process of creating and ratifying the constitution be described?
How can the process of creating and ratifying the constitution be described
Are pianos technology?
Technically, yes. Creating a new invention that has a function is technology.
What has the author Mary Queitzsch written?
Mary Queitzsch has written: 'A planning process for creating collaboration among deans' -- subject(s): Deans (Education), Educational technology
How is cloning different from artificial embryo twinning?
Artificial embryo twinning is a low tech form of cloning.The technology mimics the natural process of creating identical twins.
What is the method of creating new technology?
We create new technology through the use of engineering.
What is embossing?
Embossing is the process of creating raised design in a material. Debossing is the process of creating a recessed design.
For what is the company 'M-I SWACO' known for?
The M-I SWACO company is best known for creating technology in the fields of drilling, waste management, mining, process control, and rig instrumentation.
How to create new technology?
There are different ways to creating new technology. To create new technology it will take lots of time and money.
What is the motto of Cape Peninsula University of Technology?
The motto of Cape Peninsula University of Technology is 'Creating Futures'.
