There is also something decidedly low-tech that staff members hope will be even more effective in inspiring the sick children: words.
There are no arty videos available -- though visual recordings of her Blues Alley performance exists that is so low-tech that it might now qualify as cutting edge -- and, obviously, no artist available for interviews.
The message, according to court records, including the following sentence: "This low tech crap that they produce is in an extremely competitive and low profitability industry.
Yet the most popular way of pretending to be 21 remains decidedly low tech: using identification that belongs to older friends or siblings.
"Traditionally, everyone thinks of the water industry as low tech, plumbers and that sort of thing," he said.
In addition, $200 will purchase a security camera system that is low tech and easy to install that will greatly expand your vision.
There are some low-tech systems that work well for keys that are to be used only in emergencies.
It's always the low-tech culture that feels powerless when faced with an enemy that has technology on their side".
For those preterm births that cannot be prevented, we know interventions that save the lives of preterm and low birthweight newborns -- inexpensive and low-tech interventions that emphasize key behaviors.
What is it about low-tech video that lends it a frisson of documentary truth, so that — however bogus it may be — your impulse is to trust it?
For example, Grand Expeditions, a Florida-based company that manages eight tour operators, started its CRM project by identifying the low-tech activities that were already working well and could be replicated across the company.
