Sentence examples for high-tech features from inspiring English sources

High-tech features in the buildings' designs are also adding to the bills.

And it comes replete with high-tech features like digital media walls and environmentally friendly elements.

While the phone may have some high-tech features, the real draw is the fashion-forward styling.

REALITY CHECK The promised high-tech features were akin to the digital watches and pocket calculators popular in the 1970s.

The Flying Spur will have high-tech features, including twin rear-seat entertainment systems and a Wi-Fi hot spot.

Yet even its high-tech features face long odds in locating the missing jet, given the vast area yet to be searched.

Now it will be green, though that is the least high-tech feature of a redesign announced Tuesday by United States Citizenship and Immigration Services.

Their latest, the Edifice EQB-501 is an interesting amalgam of form, function, and high tech features and it has enough dials, buttons, and sensors to keep well-connected on your trek through the jungle, urban or otherwise.

There are women's specific bicycles (more upright with shorter reach), there are "Tour De France" replica bikes (featuring long and low reach) and there are the rotund cyclist versions that have all the high tech features, but are slightly gentler on the body of a weekend warrior.

Both have the added development of "stealth" (less detectability against some radars at some angles), but that new "high tech" feature and the long range radar have imposed design penalties that compromised the aircraft with not just high cost but also weight, drag, complexity, and vulnerabilities.

And when Bridgestone reminds us in this beautifully constructed commercial that all our cars' high-tech safety features are meaningless if our tyres are shoddy, it certainly provides food for thought.