technocratical

English

Adjective

technocratical (comparative more technocratical, superlative most technocratical)

1. Alternative form of technocratic
   • 1994, Maciej Perczýnski, J. A. Kregel, Egon Matzner, After the market shock: Central and East-European economies in transition, →ISBN:

     It seems to be useful to distinguish between the pure technocratical aspect of establishing free markets and the creation of functioning markets.

   • 1999, Winy Maas, Jennifer Sigler, Metacity Datatown, →ISBN, page 214:

     It seems as if the openness of information needs to be redefined, not only through political or technocratical means, but also culturally.

   • 2000, Vladimir Petrovich Lukin, Wave propagation in the atmosphere and adaptive optics, page 6:

     Technocratical thinking has captured natural, technical and humanitarian sciences, by becoming the general tool of scientific knowledge.