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high technology
noun
- any technology requiring the most sophisticated scientific equipment and advanced engineering techniques, as microelectronics, data processing, genetic engineering, or telecommunications ( low technology ).
high technology
noun
- highly sophisticated, often electronic, techniques used in manufacturing and other processes
Other Word Forms
- -ٱ·ԴDZo· adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of high technology1
Example Sentences
Newsom made some good points in his announcement, citing the state’s national leadership in high technology, agriculture and access to venture funding, among other spheres.
An artificial breeze gently wafts from an oscillating fan positioned nearby, while a gathering storm of thoughts erupts from the high technology of projected video light, crackling and popping in a primordial stew.
He extols his legislative accomplishments, including billions of dollars in funding for infrastructure projects, high technology and clean energy.
The U.S.-listed company pioneered an innovative business model that persuaded many luxury brands to embrace online sales, but has yet to reach break-even because of high technology and marketing costs.
The chiefs of intelligence services from the “Five Eyes” spy alliance met in California on Tuesday and warned that China remains deeply engaged in the theft of high technology.
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