Sentence examples for electronic measuring from inspiring English sources

In the same year, it received a contract from the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission to design and build an electronic measuring instrument for explosion experiments, which marked the company's entry into large-scale production of electronics.

Fig. 2 Concept drawing, consisting of an illustration from the Encyclopedia of Needlework by Thèrèse de Dillmont (de Dillmont, 2007), first published in 1886, that shows how to hold and use a crochet hook and a drawing by the author showing the crochet hook and the yarn being electrically connected to a multimeter, an electronic measuring instrument.

Then an electronic measuring device determines the distance to the prism.

He will soon join the Ade Corporation, a company that makes electronic measuring devices.

On the New York Stock Exchange, Keithley Instruments, which makes electronic measuring equipments, soared 264percentt followed by Lilly Industries, up 142percentt.

The company also has developed and marketed electronic measuring and timing instruments, copy machines, automatic traffic control devices, office automation equipment, and products in the communications, broadcasting, and solar energy fields.

Sizing Things Up Electronic measures that rely on sound waves rather than a printed steel tape lack absolute accuracy.

It also discusses nonmechanical means of protection through electronic measures that are designed into systems.

For these His120 mutants Q-band electron nuclear double resonance (ENDOR) and multifrequency electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) (X, C, and S-band), all carried out under comparable cryogenic conditions, have provided markedly different electronic measures of the mutation-induced change.

Niantic's privacy policy notes the company takes "appropriate administrative, physical and electronic measures designed to protect the information we collect".

Further CORE scores are associated with nonsuppression of cortisol following overnight dexamethasone [ 85] electronic measures of neuropsychological slowing [ 119].