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high-tech

[hahy-tek] / ˈhaɪˈtɛk /








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It functions as a modern high-tech replacement for an inner steel-and-concrete structure -- known as the Sarcophagus, a defensive layer built hastily after the 1986 incident.

From Barron's

Chief among them, is the idea that replacing humans at the wheel with high-tech software will provide immense safety benefits.

From MarketWatch

Unseasonably high temperatures even left the impressive array of high-tech artificial-snow makers below mostly useless, their fans spinning idly in the warm breeze.

From Los Angeles Times

Funded entirely by donations, it began to pay some staff, and a high-tech company loaned its central Tel Aviv office space.

From BBC

This week, Lane Florsheim reports on new high-tech clothes and shoes that promise better skin, mental clarity and blood flow.

From The Wall Street Journal