The Space Launch System and Orion are being built by the hands of skilled American workers with the benefit of experience, profoundly more advanced technologies and the use of technologically evolved heritage hardware to provide low-risk, state-of-the-art, efficient, affordable systems.
Any new policies will most likely force water systems to use more advanced technologies, which are often costlier.
But as more advanced technologies become available and enable workers to differentiate their skills, a gulf between rich and poor becomes possible.
Over its lifetime, the HST has gradually been equipped with more advanced technologies, but that is only because it is in low Earth orbit and could be reached by astronauts in the shuttle.
Another case solved**.** Though it is possible that Nev and Max rely on more advanced technologies for their searches than what appears on the show, what does appear on camera is a limited, almost perfunctory approach to online research.
Moscow's real concern is that if the restraints built into the 1972 Antiballistic Missile Treaty are abandoned, America might one day be able to develop more advanced technologies that could blunt the effectiveness of Russia's strategic missile force and leave it vulnerable to attack.
So coal use kept rising too – and oil use in turn kept increasing as cleaner gas, nuclear and hydro came on stream, helping power the digital age, which unlocked more advanced technologies capable of opening up harder-to-read fossil-fuel reserves.
"The more advanced technologies, the ones getting away from gasoline, are the sexier technologies," said Alan C. Lloyd, chairman of the California Air Resources Board, the regulatory agency that in 1990 required automakers to mass-produce zero-emission vehicles, or Z.E.V.'s, setting off the search for nonpolluting cars.
Usually, 'greener' buildings require more advanced technologies, which carry with them higher costs.
His rivals had shifted to even more advanced technologies and manufacturing techniques.
