Sentence examples for highly technological and from inspiring English sources

Accelerated rates of change in our highly technological and knowledge-driven societies are directly tied to human-led developments.

The unsuitability of the traditional Soviet planning model in a modern, highly technological, and intensely competitive world economy became painfully clear to the generation of Soviet leaders who came to power in the mid-1980s.

Say Seoul and you'll most likely think of a highly technological and modern city.

Cars are becoming highly technological, and they're becoming richer and more dense in terms of their semiconductor content.

We live in a highly technological and complex society, and the only way we can survive is through the marriage between technology and regulation.

Care in the ICU is more highly technological and more intensive than in the general ward – ICU personnel are more technically skilled than nurses in the general ward.

In recent years ICU teams have focused on bringing the humanity back into our highly technological environment, and so having to decrease human contact and deploy more technology struck many of us as sadly ironic.

In other words, we have taken an innovative, highly technological idea and rekindled in ourselves that fundamental impulse in which we Italians excel: creative design.

Childbirth assistance in highly technological settings and existing variability in the interventions performed are cause for concern.

Inspired by the film's highly-technological and research-based approach to cinematic storytelling, The Creators Project sat down with writer/director Mike Cahill, as well as stars Michael Pitt and Brit Marling, and the film's VFX supervisor, Michael Glen, to discuss the science facts and science fiction of I Origins in our new documentary, viewable above. .

Support to women (both those with or without obstetric risk), is provided in a highly technological environment [ 2] and care is organised and applied systematically to the mother and the newborn.