Sentence examples for high tech division from inspiring English sources

Colonel Oscar González of the high tech division of the Peruvian police stated that the U.S. federal investigation was interested in information related to Holloway's disappearance and the alleged extortion of her family.

Tomorrow, the two Nautor yachts produced by the firm's new high-tech division and entered in this fall's around-the-world Volvo Ocean Race -- one skippered by the veteran New Zealander Grant Dalton, the other by an all-woman squad led by the accomplished English sailor Lisa McDonald -- will be officially named in Porto Cervo, Sardinia.

The paper examines the contribution of inscriptions, in particular new accounting measures, to a process of transforming the ethos and operations of 'Britech', a high-tech division of a major British manufacturer.

Sure, the FBI, which many hackers swear stands for "Federal Bureau of Incompetence," have this slick high tech computer crimes division, but many if not most hackers are rounded up by agents in local offices, who have little or no technical knowledge.

Its high-tech engineering division, Protein Technologies International, is working on crops with enhanced nutritional properties, such as cholesterol-lowering soyabeans.

Richard S. Siber, a partner in the communications and high-tech electronics division of the consulting firm Accenture, says that both technologies will gain in popularity and thrive, each carving out a different portion of the wireless market.

— Patrick Farrell Mother Jones: Mitt Romney has announced the members of his campaign's agricultural advisory committee, and they include a lobbyist for both Cargill and Monsanto, an executive at DuPont's high-tech seed division, a former president of the association representing the high fructose corn syrup industry, and other agribusiness advocates.

The division transports cash in its high tech security vehicles and manages ATMs.

Materials are high tech.

"It's not high tech.

"High tech is spreading.