Best moment that may go unnoticed because the ending credits zip by too quickly to read: a "dedicated to the memory of" list that consists of assorted electronic phrases and phenomena (the floppy disk, the CD-ROM) that are already or soon will be obsolete.
About half of the providers (55%) were structured documenters using electronic 'dot phrases' or templates to document at least two sections in the clinical note.
'Dot phrases' are electronic shorthand for longer phrases or structured data (i.e. ".med" can import the whole medicine list and ".vitals" the full vital signs).
IT IS temptingly easy to use the phrase "electronic commerce" without troubling to define it, but there is something to be said for being a little more rigorous.
Indeed, you only have to substitute the phrase "electronic surveillance" for every reference to witchcraft in the drama to appreciate how effectively Miller identified the tendency of society to turn on itself in response to a threat to its security.
Ikon Gallery, Wed to 3 Apr RC While South Korean video artist Nam June Paik may not have been able to predict the amount of art that would be made about the internet, he did to some extent predict the thing itself, coining the phrase "electronic superhighway" in 1974.
Korean-born visual artist Nam June Paik, considered the father of video art, coined the phrase "electronic superhighway" in 1974 while creating works that pushed the boundaries of television.
All branches of the Unites States military are now banning their personnel from having anything to do with the site, primarily to avoid "electronic spillages," a phrase I have never heard before.
The machine's successful operation was widely reported in the British press, which used the phrase "electronic brain" in describing it to their readers.
It was Paik, in fact, who coined the phrase "electronic superhighway," back in 1974, predicting the rise of global communications networks and the inter-connected world.
