Sentence examples for brightest technology from inspiring English sources

Paradoxically, many of the brightest technology stocks fell today as investors took profits.

The London Mayor said the idea would attract the world's "best and brightest" technology experts and fashion designers to London.

Mr. Payne and Mr. Brady said the bill would "create new opportunities and markets for our brightest technology minds".

It's now linked to the best and brightest technology in the world, the most advanced machines medical science can devise.

Like many of the best and brightest technology companies in Silicon Valley, Hewlett-Packard, Sun and Cisco were founded by students, faculty and staff members at Stanford.

She has put her cash behind more than 40 of Britain's brightest technology stars, such as Lovefilm and Zoopla (valued at £919m when it floated last week).

Sun offers a few other bright technology spots for IBM.

Cryosections (15-μm thick) (Bright Technologies) of dorsolateral prefrontal cortex were cut, mounted onto polyethylene naphthalate membrane slides (Zeiss), air dried, and fixed for 10 min in acetone.

This provided an opportunity for six of some of the brightest information technology minds from across Iraq to come to the United States for a three-month internship in the technology sector.

Cornell Tech attracts the best and brightest in technology, immerses them in an entrepreneurial culture with deep ties to the local business community, and spurs the creation of new companies and new industries in New York City.

Where are you likely to find Britain's brightest young technology firms?