Sentence examples for electronic capabilities from inspiring English sources

"By then, Al Qaeda will have completed its electronic capabilities, and it will be time to use them to launch electronic attacks to undermine the U.S. economy".

"The next generation of vehicle propulsion is going to be very tightly integrated into the other electronic capabilities of the vehicle," he said.

They have in recent years built up their electronic capabilities, adopting a system of digital music display and adapting Bach organ works so that the members can control the tone and texture of the notes they play through the use of guitar pedals like those used by hard-core rockers.

Although sound gear has been deployed at the festival without incident — Evan Ziporyn, a founder of the new-music group Bang on a Can All-Stars, said he had no problem presenting amplified music there in the mid-1990s — the concert hall, the 105-year-old Music Shed, lacks advanced electronic capabilities, and Mr. Hawkshaw acknowledges "limitations from that perspective".

We now have the mechanical and electronic capabilities, but robots still lack understanding - seeing and thinking in the way we do.

The agreement, announced today, puts an end to more than a year of on-and-off talks between the two futures markets, one looking to add electronic capabilities and the other seeking to enter the lucrative world of energy trading.

(The Cruise Lines International Association Web site, at www.cruising.org, includes information on how to obtain a chart listing ships' electronic capability.) One of the innovations in the works is wireless Internet access, which means you will be able to use your laptop to surf the Web at poolside (though there may be some who might prefer that such Webaholics walk the plank).

Few have the electronic capability to capitalize on system efficiencies.

This research focuses on the field of electronic textiles (e-textiles), an area where textile materiality and electronic capability merge in the creation of textiles that enable electronic and digital functionalities to be embedded in them.

The aim of these investments has been to enhance the exchange's own electronic trading capabilities.

And its 2010 budget included $9 million for a "Going Dark Program" to bolster its electronic surveillance capabilities.