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The big OFS companies now probably file more patent applications than the oil majors, whose technological skills are largely interpretive.

But for those whose technological savvy outstrips their skill on the pitch, utter lack of sporting ability is not the obstacle it once was.

But he added that unlike Japan, which was operating aging reactors at Fukushima, Vietnam will be receiving "state-of-the art reactors whose technological and safety level was completely different".

Michael Crichton, whose technological thrillers like "The Andromeda Strain" and "Jurassic Park" dominated best-seller lists for decades and were translated into Hollywood megahits, died on Tuesday in Los Angeles.

Over the course of the summer, Mr. Kutcher, whose technological prowess is part of his brand image, helped the magazine develop an online-only version that is being promoted beginning this week through Web sites and apps like Facebook, Flipboard, Tumblr and Twitter.

Or it might just be a giant headache for 20th Century Fox, which is backing "Avatar" and will have to spend much of the year managing expectations for a film whose technological wizardry is presumed by more than a few to promise an experiential leap for audiences comparable to that of "The Jazz Singer," the arrival of Technicolor or an Obama campaign rally.

Finally, American corporations and (regardless of the home country) those firms whose main technological fields are in chemistry, pharmaceuticals, or electronics, present the highest geographical dispersion of their international technological activities.

Many of these dozen-employee, million-dollar-a-year shops, long the heart and soul of the local industry, are being left behind by the few remaining prime contractors, whose escalating technological requirements and ever tougher price and delivery demands put even more subcontracting work beyond the small shops' reach.

Reports appear regularly from eminent organizations pointing out the economic and social disadvantages of a technological society whose members are technologically ignorant (National Academy of Sciences, 2010; President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology, 2012).

Electricity was first harnessed here in New Jersey by Thomas Edison, whose most important technological contribution was, arguably, neither the light bulb nor the phonograph, but the electric grid.

I take my laptop, Google the address, add better directions to my notes and head outside to my 1989 pick-up truck (whose most recent technological feature is a cassette player) and drive over.