With all its built-in computational power, Songdo aims to go beyond the concept of the high technology smart city to become a technologically "ubiquitous city".
Correction: December 3, 2000, Sunday An article on Nov. 19 about the growth of high technology industries in New Jersey referred incorrectly to technologically related companies in the state.
High technology ventures are associated with employment of technologically qualified people and the change in technology being substantial over a period of time.
The plausibility of this scenario is rated as "high", and "technologically possible in the near term".
Drawing from onsite surveys, semi-structured interviews and participant observations, as well as comparative evaluations of the former and current visitor centers, results indicated that low-intensity interpretation was preferred to high-intensity, technologically driven displays.
In addition, our findings elaborate the theory of swift, even flow, with implications for future research of trade-offs related to production efficiency, responsiveness, and competitiveness in high-cost, technologically dynamic markets.
Synthesizing the DNA-based material was the "highest bar" technologically, Duffy said, as well as "the one we could build the strongest intellectual property protection bar around".
"The exhibition does acknowledge that we live in a high-tech, technologically driven society that is advancing more so," Stallings said.
So compelling is the desire for high-technology products that some toymakers are not only creating more technologically advanced products, but also giving them a less toylike look.
He is shedding non-core assets (a funeral business, some motorway operations and parking lots) and aiming to build a company making high returns from "technologically complex" renewables, engineering and desalination projects.Many Spanish multinationals operate in regulated industries.
