Sentence examples for Intricate technology from inspiring English sources

Some corrections point to basic kitchen techniques forgotten, perhaps, amid more intricate technology.

There are still Texas oilmen walking around wearing Stetsons, but even they have to rely on intricate technology.

Either way you are looking at intricate technology which is beyond the means and designs of a hired assassin without a state sponsor".

The moment was a powerful glimpse of a man who had been so consumed with the intricate technology of his sport and the drive for success that he had not publicly grieved.

Also look at the "repatriation" issue": how many of the largest American corporations have taken advantage of the opportunity to engage in intricate technology transfers and accounting devices to stash trillions of dollars of income in countries with lower tax rates than the U.S. since that option was granted under the tax code.

Our dependencies on intricate technologies and elaborate organization have their origin in the unceasing increase in our numbers and our works on this planet.

These colonial archives were both transparencies on which power relations were inscribed and intricate technologies of rule in themselves (20).

The brain's interwoven networks are too intricate for the technology to properly view them.

For 17 days in February 2002, an intricate empire of technology three years in the making will spring to life around Salt Lake City -- a network of 32,000 miles of fiber optic cables, 10,000 mobile phones and more than 5,000 computers.

They existed perhaps as far back as the Shang dynasty (1600 BCE 1050 BCE), due to the intricate bronze casting technology of the period.

Much of modern electronics relies on the properties of crystals of the most precise regularity, giving rise to intricate crystal-growing technologies.