Sentence examples for high-technology features from inspiring English sources
However, more corporate offices are beginning to add "in a small way" high-technology features in the design of their traditional office furniture, Ms. McGuinness said.
The system does not take into account high-technology features like roof-mounted air bags, or the computerized vehicle stability systems that Ford plans to offer.
Visitors typically spend four or five hours looking at the Cleveland exhibits, whereas an estimate of the time required for a full viewing at the annex, even with its high-technology features and club ambience as lures, is less than two hours.
Audi offers a bevy of high-technology features, chief among them an embedded 4G LTE wireless network that enables wi-fi hotspot operation for mobile devices.
Then, he added one more high-technology feature to lure young Wall Street executives from just across the river.
The idea of consulting a search engine for off-price hearts or other thrifty purchases underscores how many Valentine's Day promotions feature high-technology elements, particularly social media outlets like Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.
In the 1990s an ambitious project was launched to develop Docklands, a 500-acre (200-hectare) site of crumbling industrial and port facilities, into a multiuse complex featuring high-technology businesses, parks and public spaces, restaurants, a theme park, and apartment buildings and other housing.
Although it will incorporate the former warehouse, the building, to be called the TechCenter @ Newburgh, will include features that high-technology tenants demand, like high ceilings, widely spaced columns and provisions for robust air conditioning, redundant power and telecommunications connections.
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Although the leather's style is old, the vehicle features what Daimler calls "high-technology fabrics adopted from present-day sportswear".
Advertising for this brand is slate blue and features photos of athletic executives superimposed on high-technology equipment.
