Sentence examples for electronic panels from inspiring English sources

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In an effort to stimulate all five senses, he built mechanical pedals and electronic panels into the mazelike structure so that spectators could actively engage with the work.

Consequently, it's like that old granddaddy of computer games: "Pong," which we often set so that it did nothing but play ping pong against itself in an endless loop if you set the electronic panels just so, and the electronic ball just went back and forth.

Some of the electronic panels ended up at Newman's Computing Machine Laboratory in Manchester (see below), all trace of their original use having been removed.

In the field of intelligent transportation systems, one important challenge consists of maintaining updated the electronic panels installed in roads with relevant information expressed in natural language.

Seoul's underground railway already offers high-speed wi-fi; it is easy to send emails or watch videos while walking along the high street; there are electronic panels at the exits of railway stations, revealing the waiting times for connecting buses; and companies like Samsung are already working on linking household devices to your mobile phone.

The military began to create highly sophisticated simulators in the 80's, taking the electronic instrument panels of helicopters, ships and tanks and wiring them to computers that could display virtual targets.

Watch This Space Q. Suspended from the crown of the new Conde Nast Building in Times Square are supports for four huge electronic advertising panels, facing north, south, east and west.

The houses -- from 5,000 square feet to 10,000 or more square feet and costing up to several million dollars -- are often so large that Mr. Weinberg's firm equips them with electronic control panels that allow residents at one end of the house to avoid a trek to the other end by remotely turning off lights or closing garage doors.

The communication loops that connect the electronic field panels to the system configuration control (SCC) server/computer can become overloaded.

Guest rooms and suites feature bedside electronic control panels and fax machines; the bathrooms have separate shower and toilet stalls, as well as bathtubs facing built-in TVs.