Sentence examples for prestige technologies from inspiring English sources

Her mother is the marketing specialist at Prestige Technologies, a computer hardware and software consulting company in Rockville, Md. Dr. Walker is a son of George Walker of Ramsgill, England, and the late Georgina Walker.

It is argued here that food production was similarly an outcome of the conditions that created inequalities and prestige technologies in complex hunting and gathering societies.

Many archaeologists have viewed domestication as the key development that led to important cultural changes such as sedentism, permanent architecture, large settlements, dense populations, pottery, the use of metals, socioeconomic inequality, slavery, and a range of prestige technologies.

Israel's science and technology are not just a source of prestige and technological innovation, but underpin its military strength.

Although teaching hospitals come with prestige, advanced medical technology and, in some cases, better health outcomes for patients, Ms. Milligan said most residency programs operated at a financial loss for the hospital.

Style, technology, prestige and resale value.

Bioethicists are tending to frame issues and formulate theory from the vantage point of privileged social and professional groups, even in the developing regions of the world as local bioethicists there seek a share in the prestige of high technology medicine (Salles and Bertomeu 2002; Luna 2006).

A casino resort may lack the prestige of, say, a technology cluster, but Spain will have to take a few gambles to get its soaring unemployment under control.

But some in the financial industry say it may be too late for research departments at Merrill or other investment banks to reclaim the credibility and prestige they lost after the technology stock bust.

Some in the financial industry say it may be too late for research departments at Merrill or other investment banks to reclaim the credibility and prestige they lost after the technology stock bust.

Technology affects the (professional) prestige of diseases and specialties (Album et al., 2017, Album and Westin, 2008).