Sentence examples for high-speed technology from inspiring English sources

DURING the presidential campaign of 1800, partisans harnessed high-speed technology to spread their message.

James L. English, president of the Playboy Entertainment Group, and a participant at the conference, said he was agnostic as to which high-speed technology would prevail.

David Lauer, a former trader, told the Senate panel that high-speed technology was "a destructive force in the market" with "no social benefit".

In the past few months, some foreign companies that sold China its high-speed technology said the trains were not designed to operate at 215 miles per hour.

A proposal to extend the Shanghai line 200 km (120 miles) to Hangzhou failed in the face of competition from traditional high-speed technology.

If the Kyocera SL400R sounds a bit too feature-challenged, you can find the same high-speed technology, called RTune, in Kyocera's bulkier but full-featured M410R (about $420).

The oracle coined the metaphoric term and popularized it in his 1962 book, "The Gutenberg Galaxy: The Making of Typographic Man," to describe the relationship between humans and high-speed technologies.

Consider high-speed technologies as well as low-speed, and don't forget about manufacturing materials.

High-speed technologies and organizational approaches are employed by transnationally operating firms, the so-called "global players," with great effectiveness.

The unabated proliferation of high-speed technologies is probably the main source of the numerous references in intellectual life since 1950 to the annihilation of distance.

Pfizer, Novartis, Johnson & Johnson and Merck are expanding R&D in areas ranging from cancer drugs and neuroscience to high-speed technologies for mapping disease-causing proteins.