Sentence examples for electronic price from inspiring English sources

A wealthy candidate's aides guard against tone-deaf admissions of privilege while opponents itch to pounce, as the first President Bush's did in 1992, when he seemed unfamiliar with a grocery store's electronic price scanner.

This year, these efforts surged ahead on several fronts, raising hopes for applications such as wall-sized electronic displays and electronic price tags.

In 1971, NASDAQ (2015) became the world's first electronic stock market, by introducing an electronic price and quantity quotation system for competing market-makers to trade securities.

Sharp sees its screens as a possible new alternative to e-paper, to be used as electronic price tags in supermarkets, in public signage systems or as electronic menus in restaurants.

"But the other station has an electronic price sign," he added.

"Every element was manipulated through a synthesizer so that you're never sure what's organic and what's electronic," Price recently told The Times.

As with most things electronic, prices for both players have fallen drastically since their introduction.

"He was surprised by the degree of volatility in consumer electronic prices, which reminded me just how unaware even the most savvy people are of the prevalence of dynamic pricing in consumer electronics," he said.

Today Goldman sports one of the most sophisticated electronic pricing engines in the world.

You also have to pay for gas and ERP (Electronic Road Pricing) prices can get very expensive during peak hours.

Mr. Engstrom also said that although each Random House subsidiary set its own prices, most tended to set their electronic book prices 10percentto20percentcent below the prices of the printed versions of the same book, lowering the price when the printed book moved from hardcover to paperback.