Two weeks ago, the government launched Building Britain's Future, setting out our radical plan for recovery and beyond into a digital, low-carbon, high-technology age.
SAN FRANCISCO — William R. Hambrecht helped usher in the high-technology age in the 1980s by being an early venture investor in Apple Computer, Genentech and a host of other industry pioneers.
Technology transfer is needed to facilitate a more global approach to high-technology ageing research.
Please believe me when I say that many of our challenges today have less to do with government policies than with the dramatic shift from the industrialized age to the age of high technology and the knowledge worker.
And they are not alone in Europe in rethinking the highway landscape in an age of high technology; they may simply be out in front.
It is healthy to be reminded of the various ways in which humans are influencing their environment most of them malign and to recognise that even in an age of high technology, our prosperity and well-being depend on our natural environment, which furnishes us with air, water, food and the natural resources on which industrial civilisation relies.
In this age of high technology and mass communication, so much information is available to our society.
In 1994, Yale Computer Science Professor David Gelertner, wrote in the Times that "in the age of high technology, the wiretap is a dead duck".
He was a man of few words and great deeds and those few words, "one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind" in a sense were the preamble for the age of high technology that the space race ushered in, to a point where we now hold in our hands everyday the kind of gadgets that we used to see imagined on TV and in the movies.
Controls included hospital characteristics (teaching status, high technology, bed size), nurse characteristics (age, sex, and full time employment status), specialty of unit, and country.
The effort demonstrated how high technology had been seamlessly absorbed into the age-old artistry of haute couture.
