Sentence examples for use of high-tech from inspiring English sources

The West has been more concerned about terrorists' use of high-tech tools like cellphones and the Internet.

The suggestion that the use of high-tech law enforcement investigative techniques should result in a departure from our tradition of open judicial proceedings is very troubling".

But this ironic glance back was pushed forward by the use of high-tech fabrics like plastic and Neoprene that gave a new edge to the familiar.

Furthermore, Florida argues that the Supreme Court's concern in Kyllo was the use of high-tech devices eroding Fourth Amendment protections.

The use of high-tech incinerators to help solve the city's mounting trash disposal problems is unlikely, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said yesterday, backing away from the administration's earlier stance.

The other prevailing mode of the time, finish fetish (the use of high-tech materials like resins, plastics and coated glass) was addressed by Moses in a similarly oblique manner.

You need a television with the lowest possible "input lag" (the time it takes for the screen to respond to joypad movements), which can be an issue with TVs that use lots of high-tech picture processing technologies.

Initial insights include the importance of considering the associated context and the need to avoid othering, which can make different treatment of minority groups, including the use of high tech weapons against them, seem acceptable.

Will the use of high tech equipment such as 3D printers, laser engravers, and microcontrollers improve students' understanding of content traditionally taught in science and math classrooms?

The continuous medical and technological progress has led to a rising use of high tech diagnostic tests which are often expensive.

Calibr scientists will then use their suite of high-tech robotic equipment to screen novel compounds, evaluate their toxicity and safety in animals, and prepare any compounds for human clinical trials.