Like spearheading the skinny-suited look, or pioneering the use of hi-tech fabrics to elevate sportswear, or shifting ideals of male beauty by street-casting idiosyncratic-looking young models.
Just as you can see a forest fire coming (particularly now that "seeing" involves the use of hi-tech gadgets such as satellites), in principle you can see chytrid coming too.
While mainstream recording techniques at the time often involved the use of hi-tech digital equipment, Elevado employed the use of analog equipment, enhancement plug-ins, and a blend of live instrumentation.
CG: Do you use a lot of hi-tech items in your training, or are you more a back-to-basics kind of guy? Liddell: Define hi-tech.
There are, Reeves says, perhaps 260,000 people in Britain using AAC equipment, about 10% of them using this kind of hi-tech aid.
He used a combination of hi-tech – a satellite dish – and low-tech – chalk to mark out key points, and bricks to keep a tripod steady – to take a series of measurements.
The local authority for London's Square Mile has demanded that an advertising firm stop using a network of hi-tech litter bins that can track people walking through the capital's financial district.
A new project in Sweden is using a network of hi-tech sensors in the sewer system in the fight against terrorism.
Operatives working for the USPCA used a range of hi-tech equipment, including an aerial drone with a camera on board to film the gang attacking active badger setts - one of the first times such activity has been caught on camera anywhere in the UK or Ireland.
The group uses an arsenal of hi-tech ghost hunting gear to track and document their encounters.
In addition, trading company officials believe that China last week imposed a de facto ban on exports to Japan of rare metals used in a range of hi-tech products.
