gadgetry

While the joys of gadgetry may seem obvious to aid workers, how much has it really done to help victims?

Knowledgeable about private planes, luxury cars and new gadgetry, Salem became, as Coll puts it, a "royal concierge. "

A huge industry has sprung up to help parents tackle the problem of broken sleep, covering books, gadgetry and even night nannies.

an army bristling with space-age gadgetry must be capable of jamming a crude FM transmitter.

Human genetics have become electrical over the past 100 years of association with electrical gadgetry .

Instead of bullets, San Jose police can blast him with the latest in high - tech cop gadgetry: a dish-shaped , sonic weapon.

The Saudis also buy western weapons, technological gadgetry and consumer goods, from toothpicks to air defence systems.

Music, maps, directions and local traffic information are the obvious areas where gadgetry and the web come together in the car.

Traditionally, to monitor somebody's sleep, a lot of gadgetry and an overnight stay at a sleep lab was required.

The living room with its fancy lights and cool gadgetry might even give movie sets a run for their money.

Bulky security cameras and dinner-bell style alarms are being replaced by delicately-tuned networks of gadgetry.

Their kitchen is so full of gadgetry that you can hardly move.

Less entertaining, but at least it means the ninja of electronic gadgetry may be back in Japan at some point for more souvenir hunting.

Panasonic is emerging as a pioneer in such beauty-care gadgetry, with barely a rival in sight.

The "Find My Phone" feature makes it simple to track down this missing gadgetry using its internal GPS sensor.

He has built a mansion overlooking Lake Washington that he's packed with high-tech gadgetry and TV monitors, some taking up an entire wall.

Many other sports have embraced video and electronic gadgetry at their higher levels.

and the look and feel of the electronic gadgetry that increasingly fills our lives.

Kitchen designers plainly think that the lure of state-of-the-art multi-media gadgetry will pull more men into the kitchen in the future.

It might lead to a world of "teamwork" , where our mobile gadgetry is not only always on, but always being used.

Ray bought a camera worth $3, 000 with all types of spatially-related gadgetry and Ruth now understands why he loves it.

The new gadgetry was trialed in 2007 and incidents of cheating were dramatically reduced.

Atlantean humans traveled the world much as today, and developed electrical as well as fossil fuel gadgetry and technology.