Sentence examples for tech means from inspiring English sources

The conversation will provide an engaging and practical look at what new and future tech means for enterprise.

Russia Today reassures readers that despite the inability to defend the country against attacks from outer space the Russians do have "extremely effective and high tech means for dealing with terrestrial issues and threats".

At other sites better tech means cheaper budgets.

MM: It all comes down to what 'French Tech' means.

Being an early mover in wearable tech means Pebble has new hardware before many even have their first entrant.

Still, neither is NFC — since sharing using that transfer tech means both people have to have NFC-enabled devices.

"Should the merger of buying and tech mean buyer beware?" he asked.

When tech meant only hardware and chips, Silicon Valley, home to Stanford's computer science department and large swaths of land for big factories, was the obvious epicenter.

Pratchett and Gaiman's obsession with tech meant they were ahead of the curve when it came to the "slim computers" that demon Crowley likes so much.

The reason I came up with the Fifth Column was because of monetary confinements and using tech meant I could do it.

Nor can high tech mean a company that's on the cutting edge of computer hardware or software.