Sentence examples for high tech environment from inspiring English sources

The film's witty Rube Goldberg-worthy contraptions remind us that until today's high tech environment, machines used to be funny.

The financial services space has long been a high tech environment, particularly on the capital markets and trading side where financial infrastructure, back office providers, computerized trading platforms and digital exchanges are familiar participants.

AUA Medical School teaches medicine in a high tech environment.

In other words, rather than the sterile high tech environment often seen in science fiction, robots on the shop floor could bring back the personal service while shopping we associate more with the past, than the future.

The high tech environment in which we do business today with real-time tools involving email and social media allows us to communicate and interact with millions of people in an instant with the simple click of a button, automate and pre-schedule just about anything we want to say, and carry out entire campaigns almost single handedly.

He thinks robots with access to customer databases could recreate a time "when the shopkeeper would know your name and preferences, and you'd have a tab with him". In other words, rather than the sterile high tech environment often seen in science fiction, robots on the shop floor could bring back the personal service while shopping we associate more with the past, than the future.

The movie's witty Rube Goldberg-worthy contraptions remind us that until today's high-tech environment, machines used to be funny.

HE SLEEK, HIGH-TEC Hwatches on these pages are the real deal, but the equally sleek, high-tech environment in which they appear is completely virtual.

"Because the industry remains overall an industry of hospitality, their challenge remains how to remain high-touch in a high-tech environment," said Hudson Riehle, the National Restaurant Association's senior vice president for research and knowledge.

A system dynamics simulation was developed for a such complex high-tech environment, a milieu with high uncertainty in meeting project deadlines and with intensive competition over "scarce" resources.

Across the road is Amyris, a Californian company which has developed enzymes that in laboratory experiments have turned sugar into substitutes for motor and jet fuel.In this high-tech environment, it is easy to forget that the early part of the ethanol production line consists of labourers spending long days swinging machetes in hot fields of charred cane.