Their world is now filled with not only the usual nerve-shredding stresses of growing up, but is infinitely more fragile and precarious due to high tech camera-cellphones all around them, capable of broadcasting even their slightest social stumble into a community-wide moment of public scrutiny, potentially exposing them to a campaign of intense teasing or confidence-shattering ridicule.
The highly acclaimed project, a series of towers, equipped with high tech cameras and communication systems was supposed to transmit pictures of illegal aliens crossing the border in time for border agents to detain them.
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The thing, in this case, was a high-tech camera still in its prototype stage.
Authority officials have said before that the high-tech camera system was not living up to its promise.
By this logic, you have to wonder if the money spent on high-tech camera systems wouldn't be put to better use in recruitment and training.
Little bought a high-tech camera, worked from one room and set up IRT Surveys with his brother in 2002, just at the point when climate change concern took off.
Mr. Hatch, an unemployed man currently looking for work as a truck driver, was not a typical town hall questioner; he is a supporter of Representative Ron Paul of Texas, and came to the event armed with a typed-out script and a fairly high-tech camera to try to record Mr. Romney's response.
You can build a high-tech camera, capable of taking pictures in the middle of the night, in other words, but the system works only if the camera is pointed in the right place, and even then the pictures are not self-explanatory.
Approval has been given for a third hi-tech camera and high intensity light to be included on the middle of the walkway.
