Sentence examples for by an electronic device from inspiring English sources

Another pundit goes further by declaring that all sound modified by an electronic device, be it a microphone, a radio or a phonograph, is in fact electronic music.

The tracker uses LDRs to identify sun movement direction and engines adjust the panel position, according to the control performed by an electronic device.

The leader of one of Britain's biggest trade unions, Mark Serwotka, has spoken publicly for the first time about how he is being kept alive by an electronic device strapped to a belt around his waist.

In recognition of that fact, the Montana Legislature this spring passed a location information privacy bill, which requires a search warrant for location information recorded by an "electronic device".

The vibrometer is controlled by an electronic device designed to facilitate the fully automated testing process with consistent repeatability and reliability which are essential to the non-destructive test.

To simultaneously resolve an undesirable electromagnetic wave and heat emissions that were caused by an electronic device, an electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding material with excellent electrical insulation and high thermal conductivity was urgently required.

The goal of the passport card, an alternative to the traditional passport, is to reduce the wait at land and sea border checkpoints by using an electronic device that can simultaneously read multiple cards' radio frequency identification (RFID) signals from a distance, checking travelers against terrorist and criminal watchlists while they wait.

However, the manpower can be reduced to one person by using an electronic device to record the data.

For much of the last year, New York City has said the devastating breakdown in fire communications at the World Trade Center was largely caused by the failure of an electronic device in the complex called a repeater, which was designed to boost radio transmissions in high rise buildings.

It said it had also selected the 10 airports "based on the current threat picture," and that the new rules would remain in place "until the threat changes". The rules seem to be dictated by the size of an electronic device rather than its processing capability.

By utilizing a novel design of an electronic device with microfabricated through-etched slits for transmission electron microscopy (TEM), single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWNTs) suspended over two metal electrodes were successfully characterized.