Sentence examples for tech district from inspiring English sources
One example of this odd combination is Wistaria Bridge, above, a restaurant that opened last year in the city's tech district and serves up its personal take on classic Beijing food.
Silicon Roundabout became the cornerstone of the government's new Tech City strategy, whose idea was to nurture our little homegrown tech district to see if it couldn't be fanned into full flame.
The industry is "not so much taking over but complementing the job creation we want in the city," Mr. Lee said while giving a tour of middle Market Street to show off its "renaissance" from a seedy skid row to a tech district where Twitter, Square and other companies have made their home.
Peñasays the city promotes development through the creation of incubators, conferences, a dedicated tech district, and tax exemptions.
The Haidian tech district of Beijing is home to several challengers, all with the suffix "soft" in their name Beyondsoft, iSoftstone, ChinaSoft headquartered in modern office parks that resemble the finest in Silicon Valley.
As part of an attempt to set Guadalajara apart as its most specialized tech hub, the Mexican government is investing millions in a new downtown tech district for the country's second biggest city.
That will pit it against a growing number of the world's top research-driven enterprises taking advantage of Chengdu's largess: Intel, Ericsson, D-Link, Siemens, Alcatel, Mitsui & Company and Fuji Heavy Industries of Japan and more than 200 other firms in one of the area's special tech districts.
We are hoping to develop a very vibrant center for students and capitalize on the recent designation of Long Island City as a high-tech district".
A14 Japanese Goods Protested Several thousand young Chinese marched through Beijing's high-tech district, calling for a boycott of Japanese-made goods, a rare legal protest that underscored the sharp deterioration in relations between Asia's two most powerful countries.
For the next two weeks, Ms. Beiguelman (BAY-gull-man) is renting time on two commercial billboards in front of a shopping center on the Avenida Faria Lima, in the center of São Paulo's busy high-tech district.
"Some big convention hotels are becoming predatory and going after the leisure and individual corporate travelers, the mainstay at nonconvention hotels such as ours," said Stephen Darling, general manager of the new 207-room Westin Grand, which O'Neill Hotels and Resorts of Vancouver opened last year at the south end of the downtown in a high-tech district.
