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Even if cognitive science is still âa mere babe in the woods of scienceâ™ (von Eckardt 1999, p. 221), the cognitive sciences of memory nevertheless harness a vast institutional, technological, and textual apparatus more typical of Kuhnian normal science than of an entirely pre-paradigmatic era.
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- adjective Relating to or involving technology, especially scientific technology.
- adjective Affected by or resulting from scientific and industrial progress.
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- They're both rational-technological, which is a tremendous similarity to begin with. — Explorations
- They had all thought that it was something technological, and could be stolen. — The Wizard Of Karres
- If they had been pre-technological, we wouldn't have interacted. — Forever Free
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Even if cognitive science is still âa mere babe in the woods of scienceâ™ (von Eckardt 1999, p. 221), the cognitive sciences of memory nevertheless harness a vast institutional, technological, and textual apparatus more typical of Kuhnian normal science than of an entirely pre-paradigmatic era.
— Memory - They were already technological, and ill telepathic ability could somehow be inserted into their racial would give them a great advantage against all the other worlds. " — Step into Chaos
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- from technologic + -al.
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/ (tĕkˌnə-lŏjˈĭ-kəl)/
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