Definition of low technology in English:

low technology

noun

mass noun

Less advanced or relatively unsophisticated technological development or equipment.
低技术
a spiral of declining markets, low technology, and uncompetitiveness
as modifier low technology markets
Example sentencesExamples
- Further, the domestic dairy industry in China was in a nascent stage dominated by small scale units with low technology and production level.
- At the Bach Christian Hospital surgery is performed with good outcomes by using limited resources and low technology.
- Many of the acquisition programs undertaken by the Air Force fail to consider the low technology or already existing technology approach, often at a large pricetag for a limited capability.
- What is generalisable is the patient population, the pressures on general medical beds, and the low technology setting on a separate ward.
- Our proposal was, you take these areas of Eurasia, build up the fountains of technological progress, for a long-term transmission of capital, technologically necessary capital, into areas which have low technology potential.
- It's a low technology approach to conditioning, which can be implemented in the community at a minimal cost.
- As traditional Chinese medicine is largely an outpatient, low technology specialty, most of the income of traditional hospitals comes from the sale of traditional medicines.
- They have told Third World countries to produce ‘cash crops’ and low technology manufactured goods as a way of entering the world market.
- Even so, the diversity and composition of the faunal assemblage at Dust Cave suggests employment of a broad-spectrum, low technology collecting strategy.
- These are sometimes used instead of the conventional style of blade for mass production or for those countries with a low technology base.
- This approach would be locally based, low technology, labour intensive and would involve local communities.
- The radio was of such a low technology that it looked like it came from the early twentieth century, probably around wartime.
- Nevertheless, she added that ‘lack of diversification, value addition and low technology have also constrained the growth of this industry.’
- Proper management of diarrhoeal diseases with relatively simple, low technology measures can reduce case fatality to less than 1%, even in cholera epidemics.
- A war depending on low technology and high numbers of combatants and casualties is precisely the opposite of what the modern American Army is trained to do.
- Bringing researchers and practitioners under the same ‘virtual roof’ in an accessible, low technology email forum can help bridge the gap between research and practice
- Candles were the ultimate luxury and most of the Anglo-American population still used various low technology oil lamps that had banished night for millennia.
- Manufacturing is the region is considered low technology and under-performing.
- They don't tell you that it is made in Malaysia or some other low technology hub.
- However, closer examination reveals the missiles had several of the other wonder weapons' problems: relatively low technology, little systems integration, and minimal reliability.

Definition of low technology in US English:

low technology

noun

Less advanced or relatively unsophisticated technological development or equipment.
低技术
a spiral of declining markets, low technology, and uncompetitiveness
as modifier low technology markets
Example sentencesExamples
- Candles were the ultimate luxury and most of the Anglo-American population still used various low technology oil lamps that had banished night for millennia.
- This approach would be locally based, low technology, labour intensive and would involve local communities.
- The radio was of such a low technology that it looked like it came from the early twentieth century, probably around wartime.
- However, closer examination reveals the missiles had several of the other wonder weapons' problems: relatively low technology, little systems integration, and minimal reliability.
- Our proposal was, you take these areas of Eurasia, build up the fountains of technological progress, for a long-term transmission of capital, technologically necessary capital, into areas which have low technology potential.
- Further, the domestic dairy industry in China was in a nascent stage dominated by small scale units with low technology and production level.
- At the Bach Christian Hospital surgery is performed with good outcomes by using limited resources and low technology.
- A war depending on low technology and high numbers of combatants and casualties is precisely the opposite of what the modern American Army is trained to do.
- Even so, the diversity and composition of the faunal assemblage at Dust Cave suggests employment of a broad-spectrum, low technology collecting strategy.
- As traditional Chinese medicine is largely an outpatient, low technology specialty, most of the income of traditional hospitals comes from the sale of traditional medicines.
- It's a low technology approach to conditioning, which can be implemented in the community at a minimal cost.
- They have told Third World countries to produce ‘cash crops’ and low technology manufactured goods as a way of entering the world market.
- Manufacturing is the region is considered low technology and under-performing.
- These are sometimes used instead of the conventional style of blade for mass production or for those countries with a low technology base.
- Nevertheless, she added that ‘lack of diversification, value addition and low technology have also constrained the growth of this industry.’
- Many of the acquisition programs undertaken by the Air Force fail to consider the low technology or already existing technology approach, often at a large pricetag for a limited capability.
- What is generalisable is the patient population, the pressures on general medical beds, and the low technology setting on a separate ward.
- Proper management of diarrhoeal diseases with relatively simple, low technology measures can reduce case fatality to less than 1%, even in cholera epidemics.
- Bringing researchers and practitioners under the same ‘virtual roof’ in an accessible, low technology email forum can help bridge the gap between research and practice
- They don't tell you that it is made in Malaysia or some other low technology hub.

单词	low technology
释义	Definition of low technology in English: low technology noun mass noun Less advanced or relatively unsophisticated technological development or equipment. 低技术 a spiral of declining markets, low technology, and uncompetitiveness as modifier low technology markets Example sentencesExamples Further, the domestic dairy industry in China was in a nascent stage dominated by small scale units with low technology and production level. At the Bach Christian Hospital surgery is performed with good outcomes by using limited resources and low technology. Many of the acquisition programs undertaken by the Air Force fail to consider the low technology or already existing technology approach, often at a large pricetag for a limited capability. What is generalisable is the patient population, the pressures on general medical beds, and the low technology setting on a separate ward. Our proposal was, you take these areas of Eurasia, build up the fountains of technological progress, for a long-term transmission of capital, technologically necessary capital, into areas which have low technology potential. It's a low technology approach to conditioning, which can be implemented in the community at a minimal cost. As traditional Chinese medicine is largely an outpatient, low technology specialty, most of the income of traditional hospitals comes from the sale of traditional medicines. They have told Third World countries to produce ‘cash crops’ and low technology manufactured goods as a way of entering the world market. Even so, the diversity and composition of the faunal assemblage at Dust Cave suggests employment of a broad-spectrum, low technology collecting strategy. These are sometimes used instead of the conventional style of blade for mass production or for those countries with a low technology base. This approach would be locally based, low technology, labour intensive and would involve local communities. The radio was of such a low technology that it looked like it came from the early twentieth century, probably around wartime. Nevertheless, she added that ‘lack of diversification, value addition and low technology have also constrained the growth of this industry.’ Proper management of diarrhoeal diseases with relatively simple, low technology measures can reduce case fatality to less than 1%, even in cholera epidemics. A war depending on low technology and high numbers of combatants and casualties is precisely the opposite of what the modern American Army is trained to do. Bringing researchers and practitioners under the same ‘virtual roof’ in an accessible, low technology email forum can help bridge the gap between research and practice Candles were the ultimate luxury and most of the Anglo-American population still used various low technology oil lamps that had banished night for millennia. Manufacturing is the region is considered low technology and under-performing. They don't tell you that it is made in Malaysia or some other low technology hub. However, closer examination reveals the missiles had several of the other wonder weapons' problems: relatively low technology, little systems integration, and minimal reliability. Definition of low technology in US English: low technology noun Less advanced or relatively unsophisticated technological development or equipment. 低技术 a spiral of declining markets, low technology, and uncompetitiveness as modifier low technology markets Example sentencesExamples Candles were the ultimate luxury and most of the Anglo-American population still used various low technology oil lamps that had banished night for millennia. This approach would be locally based, low technology, labour intensive and would involve local communities. The radio was of such a low technology that it looked like it came from the early twentieth century, probably around wartime. However, closer examination reveals the missiles had several of the other wonder weapons' problems: relatively low technology, little systems integration, and minimal reliability. Our proposal was, you take these areas of Eurasia, build up the fountains of technological progress, for a long-term transmission of capital, technologically necessary capital, into areas which have low technology potential. Further, the domestic dairy industry in China was in a nascent stage dominated by small scale units with low technology and production level. At the Bach Christian Hospital surgery is performed with good outcomes by using limited resources and low technology. A war depending on low technology and high numbers of combatants and casualties is precisely the opposite of what the modern American Army is trained to do. Even so, the diversity and composition of the faunal assemblage at Dust Cave suggests employment of a broad-spectrum, low technology collecting strategy. As traditional Chinese medicine is largely an outpatient, low technology specialty, most of the income of traditional hospitals comes from the sale of traditional medicines. It's a low technology approach to conditioning, which can be implemented in the community at a minimal cost. They have told Third World countries to produce ‘cash crops’ and low technology manufactured goods as a way of entering the world market. Manufacturing is the region is considered low technology and under-performing. These are sometimes used instead of the conventional style of blade for mass production or for those countries with a low technology base. Nevertheless, she added that ‘lack of diversification, value addition and low technology have also constrained the growth of this industry.’ Many of the acquisition programs undertaken by the Air Force fail to consider the low technology or already existing technology approach, often at a large pricetag for a limited capability. What is generalisable is the patient population, the pressures on general medical beds, and the low technology setting on a separate ward. Proper management of diarrhoeal diseases with relatively simple, low technology measures can reduce case fatality to less than 1%, even in cholera epidemics. Bringing researchers and practitioners under the same ‘virtual roof’ in an accessible, low technology email forum can help bridge the gap between research and practice They don't tell you that it is made in Malaysia or some other low technology hub.
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