Sentence examples for technological high from inspiring English sources

Seventy years ago, farming was the technological high frontier.

Mr. Wen also said that China would pour money into strategic industries, boosting research and development and infrastructure spending to "capture the economic, scientific and technological high ground".

Mr. Wen also said that China would pour money into strategic industries, increasing research and development and infrastructure spending to "capture the economic, scientific and technological high ground".

For the hipster, a typewriter stands alongside records and tortoise-shell glasses as a technological high point, when machinery still had soul, and aesthetics were regarded as highly as function.

(MTV2 has more elaborate technological high jinks: "Video Mods," which uses video-game characters to create animated clips, and "Monster Mix," which intercuts various video clips to the beat).

At the upper secondary level, from age 15 to 18, students entered either the general and technological high school (lycée d'enseignement général et technologique), successor to the traditional academic high school, or the vocational senior high school (lycée d'enseignement professionel), encompassing a range of vocational-technical studies and qualifications.

However, the bio-degumming of jute does not require strong acid and strong base and is characterized by gentle degumming technological conditions, high efficiency, high quality, and low pollution.

Yet the state of the electric car is dismal, the victim of hyped expectations, technological flops, high costs and a hostile political climate.

Although CSP has reached technological maturity, high capital investment and specific electricity cost remain the major development barriers.

Broder essentially attempts to deflate the sunny image of a future filled with electric cars, claiming that "the state of the electric car is dismal, the "victim of hyped expectations, technological flops, high costs and a hostile political climate".

Technological effects—high velocity travel, instantaneous Internet, media-defined identities, and so on create multiples of billions of worlds, where we never quite know who we are, where we're located, or where we're heading. .