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low-tech

[ US /ˌɫoʊˈtɛk/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. not involving high technology

How To Use low-tech In A Sentence

  • If you look you will see that his culture setup is quite low-tech and easy-care. Brackish tank project
  • The psst-hey-buddy guy may not be the image the new "ticket broker" industry wishes to be associated with—and, goodness knows, one needs to make sure the curbside tickets are legit—but maybe these days dealing with the low-tech scalper is one's best hope of not getting scalped. Don't Blame a Scalper When You Think You've Been Fleeced
  • Shaw – being the maverick painter in the pack, and a popular favourite – will surely win the big prize, though, with his views of nowhere places, meticulously and perversely rendered in the unwieldy and super low-tech medium of model aeroplane kit makers' Humbrol enamels. This week's new exhibitions
  • Back in 2002, in a much-publicized debacle, the copy-protection scheme Sony used was undermined in a decidedly low-tech way: You simply needed to draw a line around the CD with a magic marker.
  • Some low-tech ideas are also in favour. Times, Sunday Times
  • In this country, the first announcements of his death appeared in the low-tech, large-print format of Teletext.
  • You can't help noticing that it's the low-tech weapons that are really horrible.
  • The airplanes are nearly identical and almost naive in their low-tech approach to flight, but are great fliers.
  • But doing it at an acceptable cost to the planet will depend on research into everything from high-tech seeds to low-tech farming practices.
  • My strip is a low-tech, one-man operation, and I like it that way.
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