Sentence examples for electronic know-how from inspiring English sources

A little bit of electronic know-how is all it takes to turn your DS into a solar powered gaming device.

Basic mechanical know-how is no longer enough; new materials, assembly processes and electronic controls make repair work more challenging.

In Japan, Goldman has taken a 43% share of Tokyo's electronic stock-options market by attaching Hull's complex pricing models to its own know-how.

Accumulate industry know-how.

"[Cuban musicians] don't need elaborate electronic production because they know how to play [their own instruments]." Electronic music is often associated exclusively with EDM DJs like Major Lazer, who performed to a crowd of 400,000 Cubans in downtown Havana last month.

I am no Luddite, mind you -- I swear by my electronic organizer and even know how to program my own VCR.

Cuban musicians don't need elaborate electronic production because they know how to play their own instruments". Ned Sublette, author of Cuba and Its Music.

No one knows how long electronic media will last not as long as good paper it seems.

TVs and radios are tactfully removed from death row on the big day so that the potential victims do not know how the electronic plebiscite is going.

Smart appliances that can be programmed to run in the middle of the night can help, for example, as can a pilot program, started by the county in conjunction with several energy groups, that provides consumers with an advanced electronic meter that lets them know how much energy they use at different times of the day and when electricity is cheapest.

If such universal computers could be built, they could solve certain problems—simulating chemical reactions, for instance, or breaking many encryption codes, including those used to secure electronic commerce far faster than anyone knows how to solve them on classical computers.