Five years ago, a survey of tax collection in the U.S. would have shown a kind of technological stand-off, in which the technological weapons of the IRS, and all of its counterparts at the state, county and city levels were effectively holding at bay those used by H&R Block, accountants and the occasional criminal.
Voice biometrics - the recording and analysis of unique voiceprints for authentication purposes - is one of the latest technological weapons being deployed in the war against fraudsters, thought to be pilfering at least £52bn from the UK economy each year, according to the National Fraud Authority NFAA).
The new technological weapon is content-recognition software, which makes it possible to identify copyrighted material, even, for example, from blurry video clips.
And it's done with Allied cooperation, the leadership of the Rockefeller Foundation and money from this country, and it involves the idea of a powerful new weapon to destroy mosquitoes — a technological weapon.
To the top-secret nuclear codes, we now add one more technological weapon that is handed over to the incoming president at exactly noon on Inauguration Day: the root password to WhiteHouse.gov.gov
At the same time, it gives Caldera a stronger technological weapon with which to fight Red Hat Software rhat, which has a more than 50% Linux market share in North America.
If anyone can save us now, Serizawa, you're the only one!" Serizawa grabs the device and jumps into the sea, killing Godzilla and sacrificing himself but saving mankind... by using a technological weapon more powerful that the atomic bombs that woke the monster from his prehistoric sleep in the first place.
The history of warfare is the history of technological development of weapons and counter-weapons".
Technological Context: –What weapons and gear did individual soldiers in this conflict carry?
It was like World War II, he said, in the movement of forces and supplies; like Vietnam in the tenacity and tactics of irregular forces and like the Persian Gulf war in the technological orchestration between weapons on the ground, in the air and in space.
But as technological progress makes nuclear weapons cheaper and easier to build, and creates new and ever more dangerous weapons of mass destruction, the intractable problems of safe storage and nuclear war-fighting doctrine are likely to remain with us for the long term.
