Sentence examples for prestigious technology from inspiring English sources

Ivy Plus colleges are said to be those of the "ancient eight" – Brown, Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, Harvard, Penn, Princeton and Yale – as well as other prestigious technology colleges, such as MIT.

The rest of the list is rounded out by large Ivy League schools, prestigious technology institutes and some big state research universities.

The military's massive relocation of its prestigious technology units, the presence of multinational and local companies, a close proximity to Ben Gurion University and generous government subsidies are turning Beersheba into a major global cybertech hub.

The IITs are a group of the nation’s most prestigious engineering and technology universities.

Perhaps the new water charges would be unnecessary if the Irish government had levied higher tax bills on one of the country's largest and most prestigious employers, technology giant Apple – not to mention the other IT and big pharma companies that have chosen to base themselves in the country.

2004- Created the first online payroll software for accounting professionals, Payroll Relief, and won a prestigious industry technology and innovation award for this product the same year.

In 2006, we won the Royal Academy of Engineering MacRobert Award, the UK's most prestigious engineering prize, for the development of the technology.

Founded in 2013, Toppr.com helps students study for entrance exams to engineering and medical schools, including the Indian Institutes of Technology (public universities that are considered the most prestigious engineering colleges in India).

The small Russian research reactor may achieve little besides satisfying the Burmese generals' desire for "prestigious" bits of technology.

India's top graduates want lucrative, prestigious jobs in technology or business, not in villages, and midlevel managers at Selco could make five times as much elsewhere, he said.

What is striking about the small EKO team is that it includes graduates from India's most prestigious institutes of technology who were working in America but decided to come home for the action, while the chief operating officer — Matteo Chiampo — is an Italian technologist who left a good job in Boston to work here "where the excitement is," he said.