Dr. Garza hopes some high-tech ingenuity can help fix the salmon's troubles.
The ultimate joke is that the show itself depends on hi-tech ingenuity.
The fights are dramatized in a puppet show, an example of the kind of low-tech ingenuity perfectly fit for the Fringe.
Within this laboratory of energy-efficient housing, the Hunt Utilities Group, or HUG, mixes high-tech ingenuity with homespun practicality and a touch of whimsy in its drive toward what Mrs. Hunt laughingly dubs "decadent sustainability".
The latest illustration of the low-tech ingenuity of Iraqi foes impervious to our latest cascade of high-tech missiles: a hapless, singed donkey that carted rockets to a Baghdad hotel.
If he seemed an apparition from the fringe, there were the attacks on embassies in Africa in 1998 and on the destroyer Cole in Yemen in 2000 to demonstrate his low-tech ingenuity, radiating out from the mud-brick huts of Afghanistan.
True, the technological revolution has repositioned moribund industrial neighborhoods into hubs of high-tech ingenuity and creativity, and low wage-paying jobs have been replaced by high-salaried ones, but there is an inherent dearth of socio-economic breadth in this new reality.
If we can better convey the creativity and ingenuity in tech then this will continue.
He contends that America's high-tech advantage and its ingenuity will sustain the nation's manufacturing base.
Whether it's a sign of the times or the influx of more tech workers at Burning Man, this human ingenuity has brought with it some modernizations this year.
