Submissions can only be made electronically and should be emailed to: [email protected].
Further, the "strength" field of the prescription is carried only electronically.
I'm of an age to call someone roughly other like Giggs "pop", but he more or less inhabits some highly specified area that flickers in and around hip-hop and gangsta rap and the knotty domestic deviation, grime, that added certain ragged home truths and electronically quarried sonic grit to grabby, waggish hip-hop alertness.
Shortly before the DLA Piper report came out Qatar announced a new system for the automatic payment of wages electronically, seen as a positive change.
The new amendment will allow citizens to vote in elections only if they register in advance either in person or electronically.
The suspicion is that Qatar will point to progress in living conditions, and some small practical changes such laws requiring the payment of wages electronically, while failing to make progress on reforming kafala and more complex new laws around policing the supply chain.
The fear is that players of his generation can become infantilised, as mechanically dependant as infuriatingly over-dressed modern cars, with their electronically variable valve-timing, their six months in the workshop to recalibrate the flux capacitor that powers the wing mirror hinge.
She talks about how voting is a much simpler process in the European parliament, because it's done electronically; here, it is often impossible to work out what an amendment means because of labyrinthine cross-referencing.
The Bank pumped £200bn of electronically created money into the economy between early 2009 and early 2010 in an attempt to lift the economy out of recession.
In any case, modern torpedoes and missiles are guided to their target electronically.
Instead, they pass the order along electronically to manufacturers or distributors who then ship the goods from their own warehouses direct to the buyer.
