How urban spaces are shaped, for better or worse, by the complex interaction of cutting-edge technology, human societies, and the natural environment.
In the public mind, forensic science means cutting-edge technology: well-equipped professionals performing complex experiments in glossy laboratories, as in CSI or Silent Witness.
The Obama administration is also nudging the industry along with money for cutting-edge auto technology.
But, as examples of cutting-edge design technology, their demise is inevitable.
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Spent 32 years developing cutting-edge optics technology; some Oakley glasses can withstand a shotgun blast.
The sleek concept includes cutting-edge Jetsons technology.
Utilize cutting-edge Search Engine technology to drive viewership.
In this perspective, the proposed research work is focused on the design and development of a practical solution, called Sophos-MS, able to integrate augmented reality contents and intelligent tutoring systems with cutting-edge fruition technologies for operators' support in complex man-machine interactions.
Big science is research that requires the coordination of massive resources, including thousands of our best minds and cutting-edge technologies to solve massive, complex problems.
Davidson, who also serves on the advisory board, says, "You can't organize science, but we hope to find and recruit people" who are interested in "looking at the complex interactions of sets of molecules" using cutting-edge technology.
