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technology
noun as in electronics, science
Strongest matches
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computers, mechanics, mechanization, robotics, telecommunications
Example Sentences
Frieman: The only practical implications I can imagine are the technologies we need to develop to explore these ideas further -- building new telescopes, launching new satellites, or developing novel detectors, for example.
This process has been known for decades and forms the basis of many technologies.
With fresh capital and technology, the outlook for U.S.
Corporate America has produced new technologies and products – the computer, the smartphone and such like – that became consumer essentials as well as leading to rapid and perpetual productivity gains.
Tesla is at a turning point as it banks its future on autonomous driving technology and becomes less reliant on its traditional electric vehicles after a year of rocky sales, experts said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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