Sentence examples for electronic amenities from inspiring English sources

In fact, despite the historic charm of the five Manhattan row houses that Mr. Cummings's company is now renovating, he says he is counting on electronic amenities to seal the deal.

The plummeting cost of bandwidth — the amount of data that can be carried in a given amount of time — and of home technology components and an increase in the types of applications available are making electronic amenities much more common.

In "How the Grid Is Changing the Village" (The Media Equation, July 2), David Carr notes that Time Warner "was headed up the mountain" to his home in Corinth, N.Y., and soon he will have all the electronic amenities he has in the city.

Sure, you won't find megaresort amenities like electronic ticketing or fancy lodges (the base area has just five humble structures).

These now enjoy the benefits afforded by online searches, enhanced and updated cataloguing, digitally scanned imaging, and even electronic tagging — high-tech amenities whose aim, in a sense, is to guarantee that items like the Procopius manuscript never get lost again.

Other New-York-minute amenities include an electronic queuing system that directs customers to cash registers and estimates wait times — almost as if the checkout line were a Walt Disney World ride.

Limiting the selection streamlines manufacturing, and without technology-intensive amenities like navigation and electronic antiskid systems, development costs can be constrained.

U.S. District Judge Dan Aaron Polster denied a request on Wednesday that Samuel Sr., 66, and his 37-year-old son Johnny be released on bond, citing the lack of modern amenities, including electricity, at their house, which makes electronic monitoring impossible.

Recent history has shown that while car buyers may drool over electronic gadgets, there is no assurance they will spend more for the amenities.

Although telecommunications tenants, which use most of their space for electronic equipment, occupy 35percentt of the space in the hulking structure, the amenities of the area are attracting more human tenants.

It was named as an amenity or ornamental species by an author, correspondent or electronic source.