Príklady gadgetry

• Even small police departments have invested in the latest gadgetry.

• The house was spacious and high-ceilinged and fitted with every modern gadgetry.

• Hundreds of federal agents with the latest high-tech gadgetry have failed to find him.

• 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.

• In this context technological gadgetry and tactile and sensory experience come together as ways of experiencing and interpreting the world.

• Examples of the tools of conservation surround us: they have become the gadgetry of the conservation ethic.

• The magazine industry that is based on the latest gadgetry and fashion is to be applauded.

• Nowadays, fishing is less of an art and more of a science, with factory ships bristling with electronic gadgetry and freezing equipment.

• Secondly, does not the answer lie in far more electronic gadgetry being installed by motor car manufacturers?

• The best example of that is probably in the field of electronic gadgetry and the amount of power that it uses.

• There is no need for any sophisticated electronic gadgetry.

• So into the unimproved house, along with all the other gadgetry of modern times, there has come the refrigerator.

• We have all sorts of gadgetries, but nobody has got round the problem of producing and using new light-weight boots for supporting the leg.

• We are not dealing with high-speed consumer gadgetry for which competition is ideal.

• There may be three adults in the family living there, with three cars, washing machines—all the gadgetry of modern life.

• There is no need to import institutional gadgetry from overseas to meet the problems in the three separate sources of finance.

• These are not questions of gadgetry.

• He also has access to explosives, rocket launchers, and advanced computer equipment and gadgetry.