Sentence examples for electronic associations from inspiring English sources

The F.A.A. said it is exploring how to bring together electronics "manufacturers, consumer electronic associations, aircraft and avionics manufacturers, airlines, pilots, flight attendants and passengers" to figure out how to allow greater use of these electronics on planes.

However the quantification of the difference in weight between the manual and electronic associations is not trivial and requires an accurate study of the algorithms behind the electronic associations.

I consult another member of the custom electronic design association, Jack Borenstein, the 58-year-old president of Ultimate Sound and Installations, which is based in Long Island City and does installations across the country.

The Japan electronic industries association expects further price cuts this year, although manufacturers deny this is because of growing capacity.Forecasters think high demand and profits will last for a couple of years.

Nevertheless, they can be applied only to firms that produce inputs for themselves (e.g. telecommunication firms producing electronic components) or associations of firms that include both producers and users of inputs.

The UniProt-Gene Ontology Annotation (UniProt-GOA) project provides >169 million manual and electronic evidence-based associations between GO terms and 26.5 million UniProtKB proteins covering >411 000 taxa (18).

Cary Whaley, a spokesman for Nacha, an electronic payments trade association, said the industry takes the concerns seriously.

Nature controls the rates of charge transfer by tuning (at least) protein protein association, electronic coupling, and activation free energies.

Where possible existing electronic newsletters of sporting associations were used to contact potential participants directly.

All other associations in electronic supplementary material Table I have a score between 4 and 5, for a total of 22 a significant increase from the 7 top scoring associations in Table  3.

3 We did not find associations between electronic games use and conduct problems, which could reflect the lower exposure to games and/or greater parental restrictions on age-appropriate content for games compared with TV.