Sentence examples for electronic assets from inspiring English sources

We constructed two indices: (1) shelter, for the following characteristics: specifically the type of dwelling unit (permanent, semipermanent, traditional), type of roof, wall and floor and type of toilet; (2) electronics for the following electronic assets: radio, cell phone, television, phone, iron and fridge.

The thought of being in a foreign jail, in a country where you have been accused of attacking electronic assets at a time when terrorism was an ever-present threat, was terrifying.

The new owner has made clear that it is interested in some of Gemstar's electronic assets, not the one made of paper and ink that has suffered through years of plummeting sales.

The Beam is a natural platform for a new universe of software apps and for global open markets and will help keep your electronic assets secure and private.

At the heart of the HNC is its superior research library featuring more than 120,000 volumes in English and Chinese and the electronic assets of both the Johns Hopkins University and Nanjing University.

* Participate in selected new game closed Beta tests * Exclusive access to electronic assets * A chance to win all Capcom games for the next five years * Obtain Cardholder exclusives: limited-edition game merchandise * Redeem or win Unique Capcom Experiences: o Be written into a comic book o Be an extra on a Capcom movie set * And more… new experiences announced periodically!

Essentially, the firm has put the electronic asset modeling tools that have long been available to its private bankers on the Web.

Thomson said it would use the proceeds to pay down debt and increase borrowing capacity to meet its appetite for business and professional electronic information assets.

At the same time as he has been buying electronic warfare assets, Mr Kresa has had no hesitation in selling off businesses he felt were no longer crucial, such as Northrop Grumman's aerostructures division.

With all of these fast-growing electronic retailing assets, the biggest question may be why Diller still lusts to be a Hollywood player.

He already controls $2.6 billion (1997 pro forma sales) worth of media and electronic commerce assets, an untidy-looking collection of television production, television stations and electronic retailing, the latter through his Home Shopping Network and 50% ownership of Ticketmaster Group.