By relying on this mixture of technologies, the total capital and initial operating cost to eliminate the rural broadband gap falls into a range of $8 to $12 billion.
In 1925 Frederick Kiesler came up with his City in Space, a mixture of technology and science fiction.
The twilight of the twentieth century is driven by a mixture of technology and resources very like that which drove nineteenth-century America.
For the last 20 years, local parents in search of a son, a prize in Indian culture, have taken advantage of a mixture of technology and tradition to bear their child of choice.
The latest venture, by contrast, draws on techniques that have also been used to breathe life into traditional religions: a mixture of technology, warm collective emotions and charisma.New churches often disintegrate acrimoniously once a charismatic leader withdraws or loses control, or once enough money flows in to be worth fighting over.
Overall, it looks like a mixture of technology grab, with a heavy dose of acqu-hire too, as online ad spend slowly but surely migrates over to mobile, but in a climate reminiscent of the desktop web a few years ago where everybody — including behemoths like Facebook — are still trying to figure out what works.
To create CATGOD, Reed + Rader used a mixture of technology and old-fashioned arts & crafts.
Market rationalizers seek to streamline inefficient markets, reducing costs and increasing transparency through a mixture of technology and ingenuity.
Spatially speaking, this maritime passage is accompanied by the spread and mixture of technologies, rules, and cultures in port cities, line-side areas, and radiating into inland areas.
