Slice doesn't provide an option for dealing with paper receipts, preferring to focus on electronic ones as the eventual standard, said Mr. Brady; large retailers are increasingly offering them at checkout.
Throughout the scuffles, the company has maintained it's dedicated to helping adults quit combustable cigarettes rather than hooking kids on electronic ones.
Connect an old, analog type television or radio (modern, electronic ones come on in standby mode -- not in playing mode), or burglar deterrent CD recordings with a schedule-able player with timers.
Designers don't have to sculpt around bulky engines and steering columns; once the power plant is electric, the mechanical linkages that clutter today's cars can be replaced with electrical and electronic ones, similar to the controls on an airplane.
One of the greatest challenges for optics is the development of computer systems based on all-optical photonic switching devices replacing electronic ones, that is, with short time and energy consumption per switch.
Nancy Pfund, a managing partner at D.B.L. Investors, an early Tesla backer and a former managing director for JPMorgan Chase, was one of the Model S customers presented with keys (electronic ones, of course) by Mr. Musk.
Your columnist finds paper diaries less fiddly than electronic ones.
University students prefer print textbooks to electronic ones.
Family comes first but conversations are better than emails, human networks more fulfilling than electronic ones.
The switch from electromechanical devices to electronic ones accelerated this trend.
