Whether it was the result of global warming or high tech substitutes like down parkas and fleeces, the millennium saw a fadeout of the classic winter coat.
In other words, there is no high-tech substitute for old-fashioned scholarship and curatorial judgment.
As did the Citroën 2CV, the CCV featured a rollback canvas roof that expanded utility (and served as a low-tech substitute for air conditioning).
For his master's project, Gonçalves plans to focus on methods to design and produce capsules for radio-frequency identification tags--high-tech substitutes for bar codes--and study their market potential.
The thing is, Orit didn't reinvent condoms or design some high tech condom substitute.
The algorithm is high-tech crowdsourcing, substituting for the serendipity that customers are seeking.
Substitute "tech professionals" for "aid workers" and "government bureaucrats" for "locals" and you have a common attitude many tech professionals take with government.
The A-plot moved Curtis into the Team Arrow fold, which is a nice touch to give the crew a substitute tech wizard while the writers insist on making us pretend Ollicity is no more.
The end of food Lizzie Widdicombe | New Yorker | 5 May 2014 Bay Area tech guys invent food substitute called Soylent: 35 blended nutrients to keep your body fully fuelled for $50 a month so you can treat traditional food as an occasional recreation.
This is not a task for counterinsurgents, but rather for an unapologetically high-tech military that substitutes machines for the bodies of young Americans.
Although the Education Department ultimately dismissed the embezzlement complaint as "unsubstantiated," according to department officials, Mr. Gordon was never again called for substitute duty at Tech, and he told friends he feared that other schools would be reluctant to hire him.
