Note: The students at our school have two 45-minute technology classes a week.
The temptations of harnessing up-to-the-minute technology in the service of such a vast project are understandable.
Joshua Ossai lives in the West African village of Ewuru, blessed by a water turbine, up-to-the-minute technology, and an AI known as sphere.
But "War" wants to be much more than pitched battles and casualties rendered with up-to-the-minute technology depicting violence.
With up-to-the-minute technology and rapid-refresh models that can anticipate what a fire will do next, meteorologists could alert folks downwind in the projected path.
All of the residences, designed with a balance of prewar comfort (spacious rooms and oversize windows) and up-to-the-minute technology, have sold for their full listing price.
India ignores the considerable advantages of its belated development: it enjoys up-to-the-minute technology and more than half a century of hindsight on the successes and failures of other industrialized societies.
Take Little Jackie, a new act on a newly revived small record label, S-Curve, with a very contemporary back story (it's run by Steve Greenberg, a veteran of the revolving doors at major labels, and powered by venture capital, up-to-the-minute technology, and new ideas).
This last fact is highly unusual for a major New York museum, which is partly explained by the fact that Mr. Viola's up-to-the-minute technology involves hefty amounts of space and dollars: his career is largely an institutional phenomenon, his reputation built on museum exhibitions and works seen in big international surveys.
The emergency center, which opened last month on the 23d floor of a building at the World Trade Center complex, offers a huge work space with up-to-the-minute technology to handle virtually any crisis that New York City might face, from heat waves, blizzards and hurricanes to biological terrorism.
