Robert Lepage's technologically groundbreaking production, created for the Metropolitan Opera last season and revived on Friday night, embraces that episodic quality.
"We've created a technologically neutral competition.
To judge by the scale of projects so far, the new investors seem to be pinning their hopes on creating technologically sophisticated large farms.
As civilisations become more technologically advanced, they create new and better ways of collecting energy — with the end result being the harnessing of energy directly from their star.
I timed my visit to coincide with a gathering in Grand Forks of participants in the New Economy Initiative, an ambitious industrial-development strategy-in-the-making, orchestrated by a statewide coalition of chambers of commerce, whose goals include increasing and diversifying the population, enabling businesses to become more technologically sophisticated, and creating more high-paying jobs.
There is certainly anecdotal evidence that new technologies were leading composers' ears in certain directions, a notable instance being the kinds of sustained chords and terraced delays Mr. Boulez wrote into his Third Piano Sonata in imitation of electronic music whose effects he envied but was technologically unable to create himself.
They also employ another technologically savvy tip; create a sophisticated, helpful, and appealing website.
The technologically innovative brand creates a variety of garments using compressive fabrics that increase blood flow during athletic activity.
Social Print has a serious knack for creating technologically anachronistic devices, as their past inventions include the Printstagram (which doesn't need an explanation), as well as the Slow Message--a tool that allows you to draft emails today, but pick a date in the future for them to actually be sent (electronic snailmail).
For Tuesday's election, the Obama campaign has created a vast, technologically sophisticated get-out-the-vote machine in Florida, with nearly 500 paid staff members and mountains of finely sifted voter data.
