Sentence examples for technological vanguard from inspiring English sources
And although Westchester was very late in coming to 911 technology for landline telephones, it is now in the technological vanguard for cellular service.
FOR at least half a century, video has been the art form of the future, where the technological vanguard meets the cultural avant-garde.
After all, to be in the vanguard of technological development, countries need access to rare metals.
For years, foreigners have wondered why Americans, usually at the vanguard of technological adoption, were so reluctant to embrace texting.
To compound the problem, young people, Kramer says, tend "to be in the vanguard of technological innovation," so aging countries may suffer from a sort of app gap.
Perhaps it was the cautionary tale inadvertently taught by my friend's father, but I have never been one to ride the vanguard of anything technological, preferring instead to wait for market stability and plunging prices before making a purchase.
A draft EU law, which could come into force by 2015, gives all citizens the right to move their data between suppliers.Far-sighted optimists spy a broader technological revolution, with Britain in the vanguard.
They see themselves as a vanguard, pressing forward with innovations that are aesthetic as well as technological, if such a distinction even makes sense anymore.
The loss of these so-called Baby Bells — subsidiaries like New York Telephone and Southern Bell — opened the door for AT&T to hurl its economic and technological might into new, unregulated businesses to compete with companies like I.B.M. Bell Labs was the glamorous vanguard of this drive to go beyond communications into all phases of information technology.
California is in the vanguard.
