Sentence examples for a group of electronic from inspiring English sources

While pop continues down its cheerful, colourful path, a group of electronic artists seem increasingly concerned with soundtracking something more doom-laden.

Sound and motion were ingeniously allied in two untitled sequences created by artists associated with 242.Pilots, a group of electronic composers and video designers.

He paints a vivid portrait of campus life: from the snooty classicist who complained of his "dismay" at learning that "a group of electronic experts" had arrived at the institute; to the custom of serving tea in china cups at 3 p.m. each day.

A group of electronic engineers helped develop the AR functions with simulators and e-learning materials on tablets.

Using a century-old animation technique, Logan crafted a story of a "group of electronic alien children who travel to a forgotten island to chill really hard with each other, explore, race, and discover the secrets of the universe".

Theoretical analysis revealed that the above three types of phases belong to a group of e/a-constant electronic compounds, and there exists close relationship in their local atomic structure, which is supported by the crystallization event of the Ti12Zr55Ni13Cu20 bulk metallic glass.

This time round Golf Channel decided to ask an immaculately selected group of electronic producer's to give old Wolters a contemporary re-rub.

The devices designed based on this coupled characteristic are the family of piezotronics, which is a new and unique group of electronic components that are controlled by external forces/pressure.

"I call it Homebrew Health," says one angel investor, alluding to the Homebrew Computer Club of the 1970s, the group of electronic enthusiasts, including Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak, whose technology hobby led to the birth of the personal computer.

At a time of price wars and pressure from electronic books, a group of independent bookstores has found at least one way to lure customers into paying premium prices for a hardcover title: import an eagerly awaited book from Britain several months before its release in the United States and then jack up the price.

A large game centre crammed with young people; wild electronic sounds; a group of college students spilling out from a bar; teenage girls with brilliant bleached hair, healthy legs thrusting out from micro mini-skirts; dark-suited men racing across diagonal crossings for the last trains to the suburbs".