Usage examples (14)

• Any popular exploration of a topic as complex as cybernation is bound to be skimpy: to fuse fact and speculation.
• Certainly, with so many needs to be filled, neither technology nor cybernation is going to make human labor redundant.
• (For it may well be that if massive efforts in the public sector were to be operated efficiently, they would, by their very scope and scale, encourage their cybernation.)
• When Mr. Michael, in reply, says that "no available model" can predict the rate at which any industry will cybernate, this is a sorry basis for his prediction of coming...