Sentence examples for electronic command from inspiring English sources

The computer recorded the patterns, then translated them into an electronic command: Move left, now down, now right.

The computer was programmed to analyze the collective firing of these 100 motor neurons, translate that sum into an electronic command and send it instantaneously to the arm, which was mounted flush with the left shoulder.

These and other system failures were laid out in August 2002 in a report by the management consultants McKinsey & Company that called, among other things, for a wireless electronic command board.

Amid the glittering impassivity of the many buildings across the East River, an empty spot had appeared, as if by electronic command, beneath the sky that, but for the sulfurous cloud streaming south toward the ocean, was pure blue, rendered uncannily pristine by the absence of jet trails.

For analysis, the aliquot vials can be retrieved via electronic command through the computerized biobanking system.

Feeling queasy I climb up to the bridge, a complex electronic command center full of scopes and charts and toggles.

Were North Korea actually preparing to reduce the United States to "ashes and darkness," as it recently suggested that it was, American intelligence would be picking up signs of movement — say, ground forces breaking out ammunition, or an uptick in traffic across electronic command-and-control channels.

Fluid lenses, that is, that can change their shape, and thus their focus, through electronic commands.

The first guided antitank missiles were controlled by electronic commands transmitted along extremely thin wires played out from a spool on the rear of the missile.

Torpedoes, which can exceed 50 knots, either home onto their targets acoustically with self-contained sonar or are guided by electronic commands passed to them through a threadlike wire paid out behind the speeding projectile.

What's more, the buckyballs can start and stop this superconducting with an electronic command--a trick that might let them one day serve as rapid electrical switches.