91.   Their technology can become obsolete.

92.   These and other anecdotes make for an interesting look at how new technologies become part of our lives.

93.   These technologies have become one of the fastest-growing areas of the wireless communications industry.

94.   Thomas Morrow, the president of Time Warner Communications, predicted that the cost of those boxes would drop steeply as the technology became more common.

95.   Times Square has a tradition of being the place where new graphic technology, from neon to pixels, officially becomes part of the American landscape.

96.   Under the mantle of religion, he suggests, technology became something reserved for the elect, an esoteric secret often associated with warfare and destruction.

97.   Waiting for new technologies to become available will cost the Pentagon more money in spare parts and maintenance, they contend.

98.   Vivendi apparently is calculating that after the start-up costs of digital television, the new broadcasting technology will become a cash machine across Europe.

99.   When cloning and related technologies become commonplace, Dick writes, a moral and spiritual crisis is sure to follow.