Sentence examples for less high tech from inspiring English sources

The magic is far less high tech than Rowling's but the series will feed the imagination of any readers interested in all things magical, mysterious and ghostly.

Some efforts to increase visitorship are decidedly less high-tech.

Ayoade's method was considerably less high-tech, he explains.

In those days, store security was a decidedly less high-tech venture: no cameras, no live video monitoring.

Snowsill also carries something notably less high-tech to prevent tensing up during races: two cigarette-sized wooden dowels.

It was a less high-tech connection that helped Mr. Kroloff establish himself as a competition adviser.

But there is a more potent and less high-tech threat that we all face: the use of Social Security numbers as universal identifiers.

But the court took another unusual and less high-tech step: As its public information officer, I would announce the rulings from the front steps on live television.

Some private-label A.T.M.'s, like those in gas stations or convenient stores, might, in theory, be subject to similar, if less high-tech, "denial of service" attacks because they sometimes use telephone lines to reach their networks.

The concept was shown off with a virtual weather map, bringing to mind the less high-tech attempt at interactive weather forecasting that ITV's This Morning had long ago, but with no need for the UK to be made of plastic and floating in a Liverpool dock.

While there are less high-tech ways of taking the weight off your feet (such as running in water) the Alter-G uses air pressure as the lifting force, so that you can maintain normal running (or walking) biomechanics without the associated forces.