Word references and researchers have offered an assortment of definitions. Bernard in Technics and Time, 1, characterizes technology in two different ways: as "the pursuit of life by methods other than life," and as "composed inorganic matter." Technology can be most comprehensively characterized as the entities, both material and unimportant, made by the utilization of mental and physical exertion so as to accomplish some esteem. The term is frequently used to infer an explicit field of technology, or to allude to high technology or just consumer gadgets, as opposed to technology as a whole. In this utilization, technology alludes to apparatuses and machines that might be utilized to tackle certifiable problems.