Japan is becoming the most advanced country technologically.
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Technologically
Synonyms for "technologically" (1 found)
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12 translations across 12 languages.
Catalan
1 entries- tecnològicament adv (in a technological manner)
French
1 entries- technologiquement adv (in a technological manner)
Georgian
1 entries- ტექნოლოგიურად adv (in a technological manner)
Greek
1 entries- τεχνολογικά adv (in a technological manner)
Hungarian
1 entries- technológiailag adv (in a technological manner)
Italian
1 entries- tecnologicamente adv (in a technological manner)
Maltese
1 entries- teknoloġikament adv (in a technological manner)
Polish
1 entries- technologicznie adv (in a technological manner)
Portuguese
1 entries- tecnologicamente adv (in a technological manner)
Russian
1 entries- технологи́чески adv (in a technological manner)
Spanish
1 entries- tecnológicamente adv (in a technological manner)
Ukrainian
1 entries- технологі́чно adv (in a technological manner)
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The Romans were one of the most technologically advanced civilizations of antiquity.
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Based on the assumption that advanced life – a technologically capable civilization that sends out communications – takes up to five billion years to form, the researchers calculated there are about 36 advanced civilizations in the Milky Way.
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An eccentric idea is that someday, extraterrestrials would contact us Earthlings and give us advanced technology. Would they be so kind? In Columbus' time, the more technologically advanced Europeans were not too friendly to the Amerindians. As a species, are we humans spiritually mature yet? I think not.
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