Sentence examples similar to high tech techniques from inspiring English sources

There are many possibilities, but there is still police work to be done, in a time before DNA testing and other high-tech techniques.

Some legal scholars say the escalating use of such high-tech techniques for enhancing traditional police activities is eroding the pragmatic considerations that used to limit how far a law-enforcement official could intrude on people's privacy without court oversight.

Robert L. Sumwalt, a member of the board, said in a telephone interview from Arizona that the fatigue would not have been apparent on a visual inspection of the lap joints in the fuselage of the Sacramento flight, and that current regulations did not require high-tech techniques like ultrasound that might have detected the hidden cracks.

The traditional Alsacien timber framing houses make for an unusual projection mapping canvas, but despite the uncanny encounter, the projections work quite well, slowly revealing, enlightening, and dignifying the age-old structures with the most high-tech techniques.

There's a deep irony to the notion that the latest and most high tech of all filming techniques is driving directors back to the old ways.

It was created by a couple of dads using the ideas and techniques of high tech to solve a real problem in education.

Several analytical techniques using high tech equipment including liquid chromatography-mass spectroscopy, and high performance liquid chromatography coupled with photo diode array detection or electrochemical detection have been developed to detect and quantify artemisinins in formulations or biological fluids.

"Modern high-tech delivery techniques might be for naught if the parent just puts the newborn over the shoulder and drives off," he said.

Sunday, 10 p.m. It's more difficult these days to fake your own death, what with high-tech investigative techniques, omnipresent security cameras and such.

This and other physical-exam techniques are part of a disappearing tradition in medicine — replaced more or (in this case) less successfully with a variety of high-tech imaging techniques.

In the Arctic refuge, it was argued, the 70's-era technology that turned swaths of Alaska's North Slope into a seething industrial zone was a thing of the past; ice roads, as well as high-tech drilling techniques, could limit the industrial "footprint" of a particular drilling site to just a few acres.