Sentence examples for electronic moving from inspiring English sources

Emotions are still raw 70-odd years after the first demonstrations of electronic moving pictures.

As one of the first artists to explore the creative potential of television, video recording, and the implications these technological developments held for the electronic moving image, Paik laid the groundwork for several generations of video arts and media artists to follow, and began an ongoing critical dialog regarding our culture's ever-growing fascination with television and media.

Electronic moving parts should be minimized, and any complex circuitry should be housed in rugged casing resistant to water and physical damage.

When I saw those electronic gates moving and I was able to walk through, it was quite a momentous moment".

The 12 dancers in "Infra" are the corporeal incarnation of the electronic figures, moving with the unpredictable ducking, swooping, slicing, jutting dips and swerves that characterize Mr. McGregor's work.

But it has operated essentially as an electronic pipeline, moving orders from the point of origin to the fund companies -- not as a time-stamp, verifying exactly when orders were received and precisely from whom.

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

A mechanical or electronic system moves a pencil into the corresponding position on a plotting table to which the map manuscript is fixed.

Those electronic signals move information almost at the speed of light billions of times faster than the shuffling, shivering humans in the visa queue.

When pressed, he said that the best defense hinged on being able to monitor incoming traffic to the United States through private "Internet service providers," which could alert the government, in the milliseconds that electronic messages move, about potentially dangerous attacks.

It is menacing and ethereal all at once; her mutant electronic sounds move with the jagged start-stop force of a train derailing and becoming a smoldering pile of twisted metal.