The town, a service centre for the university (in University Park), has high technology industries and is also a shipping point for surrounding farmlands producing oats and pigs.
Georgia was the former Soviet Union's favourite wine maker and tourist destination; Armenia had high technology and a large, rich, influential diaspora; Azerbaijan had oil, agriculture, and the helping hand of Turkey.
Technical textiles have high-technology characteristics and form an integral part of most protective clothing.
The 24-year-old building, which was renovated in the late 90's, is in "pristine condition," and because it already has high-technology wiring will bring the town "up to speed technologically," an undertaking that would have cost more than $1 million to accomplish in existing offices, Mr. LaValle said.
The airplane has high-technology "sniffers" on board to collect radioactive materials that might have seeped up from the underground test.
IT is fair to say that technology investors have high expectations about the future growth of companies in their portfolios.
Now Seven-Eleven is using these skills to increase its own-brand products, which have higher profit margins.Third, technology has helped to predict daily trends.
For now, the situation looks eerily familiar to experts who have watched high technology's boom and bust cycles.
On Assignment already had high-end technology workers, for whom the company bills an average of about $120 an hour.
Of course, the technology isn't great right now, what with choppy and fuzzy connections, but Helena Stone of Chip Chick has high hopes for this technology in 2011.
