Sentence examples for quite technologically from inspiring English sources

Debate on the Boston blasts has centred on a pair of hugely popular but quite technologically basic bulletin board-type sites, Reddit and 4chan.

"It's a headache because it's quite difficult technologically to broadcast in just one jurisdiction," says Gavin Millar QC of Matrix Law chambers in London.

This is an ideological divide just as terrible as that which fell away with the end of the cold war.Mr Sachs's map shows this divide quite clearly: technologically excluded nations are, almost without exception, the worst governed.

No doubt, they hoped for a little more anonymity in the aftermath they likely didn't expect the Dubai authorities to be quite so technologically competent.

Christophe Salomon, a physicist at the École Normale Supérieure in Paris also thinks that's likely but notes the optical clocks aren't quite mature technologically.

That approach makes for a smartwatch that isn't quite as technologically striking as say, a Pebble, but Martian Watches president Stan Kinsey tells me that's not really the point.

But today's e-readers, like that first iPod, are technologically quite simple.

"We don't know what to ask for legislatively and we don't know quite what to do technologically," Mr. Waxman said.

While technologically advanced, and quite comfortable on both city streets and highways, they are hardly the nimble cars their precursors were.

"Technologically, it's quite challenging," Robert S. Detrick Jr., a senior scientist and vice president for marine facilities and operations at Woods Hole, said of forging the new personnel sphere.

Moreover, Iran is quite a bit further ahead educationally and technologically compared to Saudi Arabia.