Definition of high technology in English:

high technology

noun

mass noun

Advanced technological development, especially in electronics.
as modifier high-technology weapons
Example sentencesExamples
- That is one reason for the phenomenal growth of high-technology products, says Dr. Srinivasan.
- That is one reason, Dr. Srinivasan says, for the phenomenal growth of high-technology products.
- As the traditional industries have declined, the service sector and high-technology businesses have expanded.
- This was reflected in Tokyo trading, where stocks surged as investors picked up exporter and high-technology issues.
- Their vessel is the Pink Lady, a 30 ft high-technology carbon fibre boat, light and designed for the job in hand.
- The system was overloaded and the situation was one that managers of high-technology weapon systems worry about all the time.
- The forces have tried to seal the notoriously porous border using high-technology sensors that monitor movement by night.
- He co-founded two high-technology companies, one of which invented the video technology behind Steven Spielberg's film Jurassic Park.
- There is a growing service sector and high-technology industries are being developed.
- This will make us more cost-competitive and allow us to focus on high-technology engineering and innovation.
- These are extremely sophisticated high-technology systems.
- Many of them have high-technology jobs once held by higher-paid Americans, who are now unemployed.
- But bans will remain on sales of military materials and some high-technology goods.
- Of course, high-value and high-technology innovation not only means computers and cellphones.
- The production of IT related products and services targeted for export markets is generally done in high-technology enclaves.
- To be sure, controlling high-technology medicine poses big challenges in managing treatment.
- The same is true of hospitals - a place that is superb for high-technology cancer therapies may not be the best place to die.
- The country's greatest industrial strength is in engineering and related high-technology manufacturing.
- Well, I don't want to get into the details of the wish list, but certainly high-technology aircraft.
- The study was conducted by the University of Illinois of Chicago for Washtech, a national union for high-technology workers.

Definition of high technology in US English:

high technology

nounˈˌhī tekˈnäləjēˈˌhaɪ tɛkˈnɑlədʒi

Advanced technological development, especially in electronics.
as modifier high-technology weapons
Example sentencesExamples
- That is one reason, Dr. Srinivasan says, for the phenomenal growth of high-technology products.
- This will make us more cost-competitive and allow us to focus on high-technology engineering and innovation.
- Of course, high-value and high-technology innovation not only means computers and cellphones.
- The same is true of hospitals - a place that is superb for high-technology cancer therapies may not be the best place to die.
- There is a growing service sector and high-technology industries are being developed.
- Many of them have high-technology jobs once held by higher-paid Americans, who are now unemployed.
- As the traditional industries have declined, the service sector and high-technology businesses have expanded.
- These are extremely sophisticated high-technology systems.
- But bans will remain on sales of military materials and some high-technology goods.
- That is one reason for the phenomenal growth of high-technology products, says Dr. Srinivasan.
- This was reflected in Tokyo trading, where stocks surged as investors picked up exporter and high-technology issues.
- The forces have tried to seal the notoriously porous border using high-technology sensors that monitor movement by night.
- He co-founded two high-technology companies, one of which invented the video technology behind Steven Spielberg's film Jurassic Park.
- Well, I don't want to get into the details of the wish list, but certainly high-technology aircraft.
- The country's greatest industrial strength is in engineering and related high-technology manufacturing.
- The system was overloaded and the situation was one that managers of high-technology weapon systems worry about all the time.
- The study was conducted by the University of Illinois of Chicago for Washtech, a national union for high-technology workers.
- Their vessel is the Pink Lady, a 30 ft high-technology carbon fibre boat, light and designed for the job in hand.
- The production of IT related products and services targeted for export markets is generally done in high-technology enclaves.
- To be sure, controlling high-technology medicine poses big challenges in managing treatment.

单词	high technology
释义	Definition of high technology in English: high technology noun mass noun Advanced technological development, especially in electronics. as modifier high-technology weapons Example sentencesExamples That is one reason for the phenomenal growth of high-technology products, says Dr. Srinivasan. That is one reason, Dr. Srinivasan says, for the phenomenal growth of high-technology products. As the traditional industries have declined, the service sector and high-technology businesses have expanded. This was reflected in Tokyo trading, where stocks surged as investors picked up exporter and high-technology issues. Their vessel is the Pink Lady, a 30 ft high-technology carbon fibre boat, light and designed for the job in hand. The system was overloaded and the situation was one that managers of high-technology weapon systems worry about all the time. The forces have tried to seal the notoriously porous border using high-technology sensors that monitor movement by night. He co-founded two high-technology companies, one of which invented the video technology behind Steven Spielberg's film Jurassic Park. There is a growing service sector and high-technology industries are being developed. This will make us more cost-competitive and allow us to focus on high-technology engineering and innovation. These are extremely sophisticated high-technology systems. Many of them have high-technology jobs once held by higher-paid Americans, who are now unemployed. But bans will remain on sales of military materials and some high-technology goods. Of course, high-value and high-technology innovation not only means computers and cellphones. The production of IT related products and services targeted for export markets is generally done in high-technology enclaves. To be sure, controlling high-technology medicine poses big challenges in managing treatment. The same is true of hospitals - a place that is superb for high-technology cancer therapies may not be the best place to die. The country's greatest industrial strength is in engineering and related high-technology manufacturing. Well, I don't want to get into the details of the wish list, but certainly high-technology aircraft. The study was conducted by the University of Illinois of Chicago for Washtech, a national union for high-technology workers. Definition of high technology in US English: high technology nounˈˌhī tekˈnäləjēˈˌhaɪ tɛkˈnɑlədʒi Advanced technological development, especially in electronics. as modifier high-technology weapons Example sentencesExamples That is one reason, Dr. Srinivasan says, for the phenomenal growth of high-technology products. This will make us more cost-competitive and allow us to focus on high-technology engineering and innovation. Of course, high-value and high-technology innovation not only means computers and cellphones. The same is true of hospitals - a place that is superb for high-technology cancer therapies may not be the best place to die. There is a growing service sector and high-technology industries are being developed. Many of them have high-technology jobs once held by higher-paid Americans, who are now unemployed. As the traditional industries have declined, the service sector and high-technology businesses have expanded. These are extremely sophisticated high-technology systems. But bans will remain on sales of military materials and some high-technology goods. That is one reason for the phenomenal growth of high-technology products, says Dr. Srinivasan. This was reflected in Tokyo trading, where stocks surged as investors picked up exporter and high-technology issues. The forces have tried to seal the notoriously porous border using high-technology sensors that monitor movement by night. He co-founded two high-technology companies, one of which invented the video technology behind Steven Spielberg's film Jurassic Park. Well, I don't want to get into the details of the wish list, but certainly high-technology aircraft. The country's greatest industrial strength is in engineering and related high-technology manufacturing. The system was overloaded and the situation was one that managers of high-technology weapon systems worry about all the time. The study was conducted by the University of Illinois of Chicago for Washtech, a national union for high-technology workers. Their vessel is the Pink Lady, a 30 ft high-technology carbon fibre boat, light and designed for the job in hand. The production of IT related products and services targeted for export markets is generally done in high-technology enclaves. To be sure, controlling high-technology medicine poses big challenges in managing treatment.
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