Sentence examples for high-tech survey from inspiring English sources

The release this month by the US National Academy of Sciences of a report on the results of a high-tech survey of Khmer Empire sites, undertaken in April 2012, has rocked the archaeological world and captured travellers' imaginations.

Lowenthal noted the canceled tests would make it more difficult for the Census Bureau to try out new methods in rural areas and other places less likely to have internet access and other infrastructure required to support a high-tech survey.

To build a railroad or highway tunnel, sandhogs use laser transits and other high-tech surveying and navigation tools to ensure that once they start digging, they come out in the right place.

The novelty of this high-tech audio survey will have consumers lining up to give it a try.

Sanctions also prevent Russia's oil and gas industry from accessing the high-tech drilling and surveying equipment needed to exploit Arctic resources.

Today, CALinnovates, an advocacy group for California's high-tech consumers, released a survey of technology employers that is good news for the 2012 class of college graduates.

Go to Citizen R + D, one of five bars looked at in this survey of high-tech U.S. cocktail dens.

Max turns out to be one of the characters introduced in the final gallery, which uses high-tech video-display tables to survey the lives of three storekeepers who used the space.

Mr. Sullivan, who had "Innovation Garden State" license plates made, would then tell the high-tech business people in his survey some of the state's pluses: the northern counties of New Jersey have 3,000 more high-tech firms than e Silicon Valley, the state is No. 1 in scientists, engineers and technicians per capita.

In Forbes recent survey of high-tech performance, the Chicago region stood at a dismal 47th among the nation's 51 largest metropolitan areas.

Her father owns ComSim Inc., a company in Fairfield that conducts customer-satisfaction surveys for high-tech companies.