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Перевод: technologist

[существительное]
технолог

Тезаурус:

1. Take food technologist Garry Obenault: "Raisins plump up during cooking whereas sultanas fall apart.
2. Indeed, overall this is a useful companion for any scientist or technologist with an interest in colour at a price that, for its content, is not too prohibitive.
3. Grimm, a born technologist himself - as were all Squats - had pointed out that this eye-screen required psychic input from the operator.
4. In Rene Reaumur, the academie had a first-rate technologist, but a man who is now little remembered.
5. Thus, a book explaining what goes into water-based coatings, and why, ought to be of interest both to the specialist coating technologist and to the industrial chemist.
6. Fisheries or Aquaculture Technologist, Economist or Managers.
7. Ken Revell, chief technologist at BL Technology, says he is concerned at the time the government study has taken.
8. They can help bridge the communication divide between information system technologist and the ultimate user, and also ensure that due account is taken of the quality and type of information that is being manipulated, communicated and stored on the systems.
9. And when accountant agrees with technologist that the hardware is worthless, the computer industry waits in the wings with the next generation wonderbox.
10. I am in sympathy with the approach Tony Wedd advocated, which was to accept temporarily everything that was put forward, to work with it and see where it got you: the attitude of the technologist as opposed to the scientist.
11. As is pointed out by Clark, "there is no doubt that writing long courses is time consuming" and the participation of the librarian "should be confined to teaching library skills", leaving the programmer and educational technologist to work out the coding of the material.
12. "The myth of the political neutrality of technology is frequently invoked both by politicians, seeking to explain the effects that a particular technological development has on society, and by the technologist, seeking to disclaim responsibility for such effects.
13. If this is viewed with an optimism that assumes and seeks ultimate order, then the artist, the technologist, the scientist, each in his way a designer of things, are embarked upon a common voyage.