Sentence examples for high tech systems from inspiring English sources

Their movements were retrospectively tracked by high tech systems that could read their cars' number plates and their constant ringing of each other, before and after the heist on mobile phones, proved their guilt.

The impact of all of the world's literature being searchable online is incalculable, but the methods being used by Google to accomplish that are a fascinating convergence of legacy and high tech systems.

Technology, promoted as both a way to reduce medical errors and cut costs (even as hospitals spend literally trillions of dollars on high tech systems) are too often used to displace, not enhance professional skill and routinize care.

The next President doesn't need to learn how to program their own "hello world" (a simple programming exercise used to teach basic syntax) but, they do need to viscerally understand the elements of high tech systems and code.

The first country to come up with these high-tech systems was the United States.

Over the past decades, we've come to depend on an ever-expanding array of intricate high-tech systems.

Automakers and traffic safety experts have long sought a cure for the drowsy driver, using both low- and high-tech systems.

The boats have wider cabins with no balconies, and the crews -- who are increasingly educated to handle the high-tech systems on board -- are in closer contact with the owners, many of whom share their backgrounds.

Whether the country in trouble is Argentina or Afghanistan, the United States has to lead the world in encouraging the creation of the order needed for all of our high-tech systems to function in an open society.

The lawyer with the beret loved the high-tech systems, the shades on their power switches and the programmed lighting, but pined for a disco ball or "a stripper's pole," she said.

Mr. Scarda said that although he had wired custom homes for the high-tech systems in the past, this was the first development he was wiring for integrated technologies.