| 词汇 | example_english_high-tech |
| 释义 | Examples of high-techThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Farmers in this area generally carry out an intensive, highinput, high-tech management system on more productive farms compared to their northern counterparts. Traditional medicine is developing into an economically unfeasible high-tech operation that governments are increasingly weary of supporting, especially where public health systems exist. The more high-tech the nature of the innovations, the more important the wealth of the absorbing country becomes. There are occasional illustrations, and the print varies in size and direction, hinting at a high-tech medium that has been compressed into book form. From this perspective it is useful to distinguish between high-tech industries and high-tech occupations. Accordingly, the basic growth mechanism is a continuous expansion of varieties in the sector of high-tech capital goods. At the same time he promoted flashier, far more expensive high-tech programs, such as organ transplantation. Consequently, the price of health-insurance payment is the key factor in managing high-tech utilization and expansion. It includes eight "high-tech" teaching-hospital centers and over 450 primary care units. Initially, priorities were driven by the main cost-concerns; that is, high-tech, high-cost interventions, such as heart and liver transplantation procedures. First, it was widely believed that new, "high-tech" medical interventions ought to be assessed for their clinical effectiveness. Hospitals in the private sector have incentives to purchase expensive high-tech equipments to attract more patients and, thus, generate more revenues (9). In most of the workshops asking the children to imagine a new classroom, the children associated the future with 'high-tech' gadgetry and technology in general. We do not have convenient access to systematic information on who produces which particular high-tech product in any given year. Many of these projects aim to produce high-tech products modelled on insects, crustaceans and marine wildlife. Initial submissions included a proposal to suspend the petrol pumps from enormous brackets attached to high-tech-styled canopy supports. As a result, resources have been prioritized to services provided in primary care settings, inhibiting the proliferation of high-tech, resourceintensive medicine. Conventional rendering is most easily applied to shiny new high-tech buildings, preferably isolated from any context. Both of these are based on the premise that a co-ordinated programme of state-funded research in high-tech medical care is more efficient than private funding. This difference often underlies inequalities in economic status and levels of integration in institutions which are mostly high-tech. With higher prices for high-tech capital, each innovation for capital components receives a higher return. Uncertainty induces us to apply high-tech treatment (23, 866) and causes technological tests to be applied beyond the level of diagnostic effectiveness (38;24). In the context of developing countries, high-tech medical techniques need detailed cost comparisons and outcomes analysis. This commercial demonstrates that young people do not associate older generations with new high-tech products. Typically, high-tech companies reduced their own electronics production. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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