In an Internet interview on America Online and elsewhere, Mr. Bush portrayed himself as the high-tech candidate of the future while also vigorously insisting that he was the real heir of Reagan Republicanism.
The mad scramble has stirred an acrimonious debate over the qualifications of the presidential wannabes as high tech candidates.
The characteristics of highly phosphorescent aggregates differentiate them from conventional chromophores and make them ideal candidates for high-tech applications in the field of chemosensors, bioprobes, stimuli-responsive nanomaterials and optoelectronic materials, etc.
The Indian brand might seem an odd candidate for high-tech marketing.
The screening process for candidates has gone high-tech, too.
Mr. Borenstein, who is also the president of a development company in Brooklyn that bears his name, said that the plant is "a good candidate for a high-tech center".
Representative Rick A. Lazio, the Republican Senate candidate, toured two high-tech businesses today to underscore what he said were bright spots in the upstate economy and to counter what he said were Hillary Rodham Clinton's portrayals of the region as an "economic wasteland".
PAC.com, for the moment, eschews soft-money donations -- the uncapped gifts to political parties rather than individual candidates -- but other high-tech figures have begun experimenting with the system.
Potential candidates, according to Hollywood and high-tech executives, include Time Warner and Sony, a part owner of MGM.
Presidential candidates have a certain similarity to high-tech gadgets.
By Nicholas Thompson March 7 , 2012Presidential candidates have a certain similarity to high-tech gadgets.
