Investors and traders, tracking and buying their way 24/7 in and out of fickle global markets and multiple time zones the world over, rely on super-high tech programs and prompts to facilitate every last transaction.
Policy: Bush to reevaluate federal dollars for high-tech program.
Some at the network criticized the fast-paced, high-tech program as being more style than substance.
It has become an article of faith among some civil liberty absolutists to deny that there are any costs associated with disclosing secrets like the National Security Agency's high-tech program.
To promote happiness, a high-tech program by Macromedia was designed to help attendees find conferencegoers who shared their interests -- a sort of intellectual dating service presented in a color-coded graphic of blue and red pins that looked suspiciously like television primary coverage.
The application — spelled out as Kinetic Integration Lightweight Software Individual Tactical Combat Handheld — is part of a broader high-tech program known as Persistent Close Air Support (PCAS) launched to improve how U.S. troops under fire call for and receive close air support.
It has achieved high performance of 1108.4 km for non-stop sailing without any fault and 1514.2 m diving depth in the project acceptance of 863 High-tech Program.
The $12 tour rates a gold star for its multimedia, high-tech program that includes history, information and tasting (528 W. Main St., Louisville; [502] 584-2114, www.evanwilliams.com).
Most manufacturers offer high-tech programs that match players' individual games with the right equipment and ball.
In contrast, she said, the schools that enroll mostly male students offer "many high-tech programs that lead to high-wage work," like mechanical engineering and computer repair.
Many hospitals, faced with the pressure to compete with high-tech programs, are advertising robots aggressively on billboards, on YouTube, even at baseball games.
