Definitions
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- adjective of, or using
high technology
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- adjective resembling or making use of highly advanced technology or devices
Etymologies
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Examples
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There are plans to convert the old grain stores into a hi-tech winery and restore two ancient flint buildings.
England's Sparkling Dream Will Lyons 2011
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Bangalore, which is often called the Silicon Valley of India, is the center of the country's exploding hi-tech outsourcing industry.
Dan Rather: Help Wanted! -- (But Not Here) Dan Rather 2011
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And science fiction actually inspires and stimulates our scientists and hi-tech engineers.
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What of low-tech solutions for hi-tech terrorists?
The Volokh Conspiracy » If you like the BP spill, you’ll love cyberwar 2010
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However, governments are not necessarily always going to be allies of big hi-tech companies.
Letter: Privacy and security in the cloud and at Wi-Fi hotspots 2011
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The other setting is modern, following the descendants of these warriors, some of whom are now Italian drug smugglers, seeking to launder their money by investing in a hi-tech startup.
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I suppose if you think that "Not since the advent of Christianity has the world witnessed so sweeping a change in the very fabric of human existence" as that ushered in by the "hi-tech revolution" -- an outburst of hyperbole even the loudest cheerleaders of that revolution themselves would no doubt hesitate to venture -- then the resort to the over-the-top analogies in which Kaufman indulges in this essay might seem justified.
November 2009 2009
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I suppose if you think that "Not since the advent of Christianity has the world witnessed so sweeping a change in the very fabric of human existence" as that ushered in by the "hi-tech revolution" -- an outburst of hyperbole even the loudest cheerleaders of that revolution themselves would no doubt hesitate to venture -- then the resort to the over-the-top analogies in which Kaufman indulges in this essay might seem justified.
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I suppose if you think that "Not since the advent of Christianity has the world witnessed so sweeping a change in the very fabric of human existence" as that ushered in by the "hi-tech revolution" -- an outburst of hyperbole even the loudest cheerleaders of that revolution themselves would no doubt hesitate to venture -- then the resort to the over-the-top analogies in which Kaufman indulges in this essay might seem justified.
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But the point is not to pass good laws, or even constitutional laws, but that the legislators be be seen to be DOING SOMETHING bout (gasp) CYBER-BULLYING, which, since it has “cyber” in it, will also show that the legislators are hip, and hi-tech.
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