At the qualifying race Bart and Martin, who has built a high tech, aerodynamically superior racer, form an alliance vowing that either must somehow beat bully Nelson and his very intimidating racer, the "Roadkill 2000", "armed with every dirty trick in the book".
Pelindaba is vital to the government's efforts to build a high-tech infrastructure.
(USA Today) Titanic II An Australian billionaire announces plans to build a high-tech replica of the Titanic.
And, in February, Medvedev, in typically top-down Russian governmental fashion, announced plans to build a high-tech zone inspired by Silicon Valley.
As Mr. Holt notes, it recently ran a world-class and fierce competition to build a high-tech campus on Roosevelt Island.
In this episode Ty Pennington calls on the singer John Legend, as well as members of the Cleveland Browns and the Cleveland Cavaliers, to build a high-tech dwelling that will allow the Andersons themselves to lead more independent lives.
And if its plans to build a high-tech Versailles are any indication, the now super-successful Apple may be heading down the same road as its one-time nemesis.
"This is very difficult because we are just now in the process of putting together a plan to build a high-tech, cutting-edge national library," Shmuel Har Noy, the library's director general, said when asked about the missing documents.
You can build a high-tech camera, capable of taking pictures in the middle of the night, in other words, but the system works only if the camera is pointed in the right place, and even then the pictures are not self-explanatory.
Midway through a third term marked by budget-cutting and a series of political and managerial setbacks, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and members of his inner circle are increasingly focused on the competition they created to build a high-tech graduate school in New York City, which many of them believe could become a major part of his legacy.
