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But bowling is tough work on benign pitches against batsmen whose technologically advanced tools of trade enable them to hit the ball harder and longer.

This kind of centralized technology is supposed to be good news, but for many of us, especially those whose technologically adept children have grown up and moved away, it would surely be a disaster, because who's going to program the thing?

The same goes for Chris Evans and his Steve Rogers/Captain America, whose technologically created super-soldier is like an Olympic champ-plus in every track and field event.

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).

A few years ago, Grinyer had considered working with Vertu, the British-based cell-phone manufacturer, whose bejewelled but technologically ordinary products sell for tens of thousands of dollars.

By following the extracted guidelines whose satisfaction is technologically feasible and making a suitable choice for the critical parameters the NAND gate can be realized both with logical correctness and high quality at the target ultrafast data rate while being cascadable and scaleable for constructing more complex all-optical circuits.

The biggest importer of German aircraft was Japan, whose aircraft industry was technologically far behind its European and American counterparts until the early 1930s.

It highlights technologically innovative companies whose business models allow them to exploit these advances.

The web is used as an invasive weapon against a cast of technologically reliant teens whose grimiest secrets are hidden online.

But reflecting diverse interpretations of gender in other areas of design has proved more challenging, not least because they often involve the development of expensive, technologically complex objects whose design has traditionally been standardized to facilitate mass production.

Unlike the particles and gases that contribute to air pollution and smog, whose emissions can be reduced technologically, the gases linked to global warming are an inevitable product of fuel combustion, and no way yet exists to filter them from engine exhaust.