Idiom
To be/feel up to doing something.
To be capable of or fit for something.
Exact(7)
We have the technology to do something radical with housing.
In the pharmaceutical world, what's more, companies have chosen to use the potential of new technology to do something very different from their counterparts in Silicon Valley.
That may mean that artificial-intelligence start-ups thin on the ground start-ups thiny 1980s—will start tonemerge, provided they can harness the technologrounddo sincehing useful.
These were often puzzling and in some cases only interesting to ecosystem geeks, but the aesthetic was glorious as was the simple fact that she and her team were pushing against the limits of the available technology to do something exciting.
"That's ridiculous," I thought, "When we have the technology to do something like that, we won't still be driving cars!" Well, I was wrong.
That coincides with the technology to do something more".
It was, in a very traditional home, a very contemporary gesture, using today's technology to do something fresh and different.
Similar(1)
Integrated Media, also known as IMMI, uses existing technologies to do something new.
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