V-There, the ClearOne system based on Ivron technology, bombed and now holds less than 1% of the market.
The New York Times reported that as the war began, "Milosevic boasted that a high-technology bombing war would never force Serbian soldiers out of Kosovo.
The human body is no match for the technology of bombing, and Picasso shows us exactly what that means.
Iran insists it will enrich its own uranium, for fuel for (as yet unbuilt) power reactors, even though almost everyone else suspects it of wanting to use the same technology for bomb-making.
As the war in Iraq is debated and turned into history, the emphasis will be on the role of technology -- precision bombing, cruise missiles, decapitation strikes.
"Bomber" Harris, more honest than many of the Allied air commanders of the second world war when it came to acknowledging the imprecision of the bombing technology of the day, conceded that it was not possible accurately to destroy from the air any targets smaller than a few square miles.
Uranium reactors need the same fuel-enrichment technology that bomb-makers employ, and can thus give cover for clandestine weapons programmes.
My thanks to the Pentagon for helping fund development of the technology for bomb disposal and such.
However, there is no shortage of memorials and museums that highlight our weapons, technology, and bombs.
Mr. Bush's speech followed disclosures that the Pakistani nuclear scientist Abdul Qadeer Kahn had spread bomb-making technology to at least three nations.
For some in the Nuba Mountains, living in thatch huts far from electricity or paved roads, the sharpest acquaintance they are making with 21st-century technology is to be bombed by Sudanese aircraft.
