Sentence examples similar to technologically cutting edge from inspiring English sources
"An aggressive standard by a healthy economy that is technologically at the cutting edge sets a benchmark," Michael Oppenheimer, an atmospheric scientist at Princeton University, told ScienceInsider.
The U.S. is technologically at the cutting edge of a lot of things, but, as I realized when I moved here a few months ago, affordable home and mobile internet plans isn't one of them.
In designing our technologically cutting-edge Ring, Robert Lepage has responded to an audience that is more visually astute than ever before, thanks to its exposure to a widening range of media.
Such instrumented Cyber-physical spaces (ICPS) are technologically cutting-edge and exemplary of highly instrumented spaces of the future; Fig. 1 illustrates an example of such an ICPS.
Through the 1980s and into the 1990s, I worked in banking on Wall Street in a technologically cutting-edge department.
It's not new -- the underlying concept has been understood for nearly two centuries; nor is it thought of as technologically cutting-edge -- the standard method of sterilization in most places is still the steam-based autoclave.
Wind conditions prompted the cancellation of the event's "pageant" on the second day, when the four competing teams were to parade their technologically cutting-edge 72 ft. racing catamarans along the water.
Is technology on the cutting edge?
While the Spyder is technologically advanced, it is not cutting edge.
We're dealing with cutting edge technology".
