Sentence examples for high-tech street from inspiring English sources
In a future of autonomous vehicles, smart infrastructure, such as high-tech street signs or infrared lane markers, would provide driverless cars with data on traffic conditions and on lane safety during bad weather.
It may seem foolhardy to add new high-tech street furniture when it is often nearly impossible to find a working pay phone that has not been vandalized or defaced.
Under the city's proposal, the fines would not change, and the street-cleaning routes where the high-tech street sweepers are to be used would be adorned with signage noting that the street in question is patrolled by camera-equipped sweepers.
To capture the unique images and video, Google staff members attached their high-tech street view cameras to a raft and stitched them together afterward, The Wire reports.
Take, for instance, South Korea, where nearly every part of public life in Seoul is enabled by technology, from high-tech street lamps that reduce energy use to roads that recharge buses thanks to underground electrical cables.
Throwies can last up to two weeks and won't cause any permanent damage to targeted areas, leaving this new high-tech street art tactic in a legal gray area…at least in the U.S. (During the 2008 Beijing Olympics, some of Powderly's collaborators were thrown out of the country after orchestrating a silent protest utilizing the sticky lights).
But like a teenager trying to behave like an adult too soon, the rush for high-tech street-cred may not be so wise.Almost every international carmaker in the world has moved into China in the past decade, and they have been surprised to discover that their toughest competitors are the upstart local firms.
"Craigslist has become the high-tech 42nd Street, where much of the solicitation takes place now," said Richard McGuire, Nassau's assistant chief of detectives.
He rarely used it at his high-tech Wall Street trading firm.
In addition to the Embassy Suites project, a high-tech Holiday Inn Wall Street opened last year at 15 Gold Street, and a Ritz-Carlton is being built on Battery Place near the southern tip of Manhattan.
"Previewed here is one of our inter-promotional match-ups, a high-octane slug-fest pitting the ninjutsu techniques of G.I. Joe's Snake Eyes against the high-tech gadgetry of Street Fighter's Crimson Viper.
