Sentence examples for bit of electronic from inspiring English sources

"She would have traded a little bit of electronic privacy for physical privacy," he added.

It has bolstered morale in the field and at home, lending a bit of electronic normalcy to the chaos.

That's a nice bit of electronic footwork, but how do animals that use sonar, or echolocation, avoid the same problem?

Privacy watchdogs are up in arms about a new "office of information awareness" which, they say, could put all e-mails, credit-card transactions, drug prescriptions and every bit of electronic information you generate on to one vast, Orwellian database.

And that's because the car has a 'sound symposer' which is a bit of electronic doo-dah that is meant to make the experience in the cabin sound so much more exciting and sporty.

A song can be an acoustic with a little bit of electronic influence, it could be a ballad, it could be a pop song, so sometimes we have different ways of seeing what's best for the song.

With its vibrating strings, pastel-soft keyboards, bits of electronic feedback and keening, slowly shifting vocals, a Mazzoli composition is swiftly recognizable.

Assembling giant jets may be more glamorous than making hydraulics and bits of electronic kit, but the partsmakers' margins are already fatter, in many cases, than those of the planemakers.

These, and a dozen other bits of electronic bric-a-brac, played by backing musicians, are as much the stars of the show as the bouncy, hairy Jarre himself.

To start, they should explain that — even if it were a good idea, and it's not — the government does not have the capability to sort through billions of bits of electronic communication.

When pressed, both the CAA and Balpa cited another reason for switching off bits of electronic kit: they're potentially deadly if they're flying through the cabin in an emergency.