You are required to make a choice between option A and option B. With option A you are allowed to keep 2002 electronic technology, including your Windows 98 laptop accessing Amazon, and you can keep running water and indoor toilets; but you can't use anything invented since 2002.
Part opera, part documentary, part sermon, it interweaves the various strands of Mr. Reich's work of the last four decades: phased repetition, spoken material and electronic technology.
Advances in ultrasound engineering and electronic technology in the 1990s made modern ultrasound more user-friendly.
A similar event today, with our dependence on electrical and electronic technology, would have much bigger consequences.
Since the 1970s, there has been considerable interest in adapting electronic technology to wind instruments.
Electronic technology is changing everything about maps today.
But the 4th Infantry came loaded with electronic technology it has been working with since 1997.
Daimler, the German giant that owns Mercedes, took a 5% stake last year in return for a deal to supply the Midlands producer with engines and electronic technology.
The dawn of electronic technology was marked by the invention of the triode vacuum tube in 1906 by Lee De Forest.
Advances in electronic technology during World War II were applied to electronic instrument design in the late 1940s and '50s.
