Sentence examples for blocks of electronics from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, semiconductor nanowires are unique building blocks of electronics on a nanometer scale.

Harry Schneck opened City Radio on Cortlandt Street in 1921, and eventually the area held several blocks of electronics stores, with Cortlandt Street as its central axis.

When they make one end of it p-type and the other end n-type, the sheet acts as a diode, the basic building block of electronics.

The surgeon put a wire into a totally blind patient's eye and another fellow turned up the current on a block of electronics, and the patient said, 'I see a spot of light.' Then he put a second wire in and the patient said, 'OK, now I see two spots of light.' At that moment I was hooked.

And it was really fantastic: He put a wire into a totally blind patient's eye and another fellow turned up the current on a block of electronics, and the patient said, "I see a spot of light". Then he put a second wire in and the patient said, "OK, now I see two spots of light". At that moment I was hooked.

Pioneered by Toshiba nearly 40 years ago, so-called NAND flash memory has become one of the crucial building blocks of modern electronics, essential to storing data in smartphones and other gadgets.

One pathway to observe and characterize such fundamental operation is to focus on identifying isolated or coupled dopants in nanoscale silicon transistors, the building blocks of present electronics.

So basically if I'm within two blocks of an electronics store, my phone will send me coupons and discounts for that store.

The unimolecular rectifier is a fundamental building block of molecular electronics.

By peering inside this basic building block of modern electronics, they have been able to watch it switch on and off.

Much as the transistor was the fundamental building block of modern electronics, nanowires could similarly transform the way we live starting with infinitesimally small sensors that scan the environment for invisible toxins to devices that monitor a diabetic's blood or check a cardiac patient for arrhythmia.