Sentence examples for electric and electronics from inspiring English sources

Spitz and Johnson (1985) reported a significantly raised risk for the offspring of men employed as 'electricians, electric and electronics workers, linemen, utility employees, welders, electrical equipment salesmen and repairmen': OR=2.13 (95% CI 1.05 4.35).

The electric and electronics industry is concentrated in Stockholm and Västerås.

Because of its high electrical conductivity (71 percent that of copper) and inertness, the largest industrial use of gold is in the electric and electronics industry for plating contacts, terminals, printed circuits, and semiconductor systems.

Emerson, an electric and electronics business based in St Louis, was another.Emerson's story was recounted last year in "Performance without Compromise", a book written by Charles Chuck Knighththethe man who led the company through most of an unbroken run of continually rising earnings per share between 1957 and 2000.

After intermission, Todd Reynolds will play "Loop Fantasy" for electric violin and electronics.

On Friday one show features Ms. Parker alone in works for acoustic and electric harp and electronics; another pairs her with the experimental duo White Out (Lin Culbertson and Tom Surgal).

EPS involves integration of electric, mechanical, chemical, and electronics engineering in a one platform that is a major challenge and needs to be taken care properly.

As proofs of concept we describe flexible PCB heaters (electrical to thermal energy conversion) with power densities comparable with state of the art flexible heaters and a wearable piezotronic heartbeat detector comprising both ZnO nanowires (mechanical to electric energy conversion) and electronics on a single flexible PCB.

The electric motors, electronics and special transmission in a hybrid are additional expenses.

Keith Rowe, performing with a tableful of gadgets and electronics including an electric guitar and a portable radio, appeared in two duos with fellow gadgeteers, Günter Müller and Toshimaru Nakamura.

A rousing combination of buried electronics, both electric and lap steel guitar, and field recordings.