Step 1: In the absence of risk factors, rely on basic, not high-tech, screening tests.
And high-tech screening machines are no good if workers don't use them.
The general manager of the spin-off, Shi Xiongguang, showed me around the company's offices, which had the sleek sterility of modern Hollywood: banks of computers, high-tech screening rooms, dubbing studios.
INSIDER-TRADING CELLPHONE: This multifunctional phone comes with 3,000 anytime minutes and one seriously high-tech screening function: it will go to static if it senses that you're about to exchange insider trading information.
Over the next three months, using high-tech screening devices and low-tech tools like pencil and paper, Dr. Catlin and a team of eight chemists cracked the chemical code of the steroid, tetrahydrogestrinone, or THG, synthesized it and developed a test to catch those who used it.
When it comes to high-tech screening methods, the TSA has a dismal record of enriching private corporations with failed technologies".
In its place, the convention will beam "compassion videos" onto three high-tech screens hanging over the stage in the First Union Center here.
The nonstop video footage was formatted onto a DVD and turned into software, which syncs with your computer's internal clock and can be viewed as a low-tech-meets-high-tech screen saver.
The network's high-tech screens allow viewers to see 3-D imagery without wearing special glasses, according to Steven C. Barber, an advertising entrepreneur who sold Warner on the idea.
The high-tech screens and interactive media were so in contradiction to the almost nascent sculpture garden that I felt off balance, as if I had a bit of vertigo.
