Sentence examples for electronic rendition from inspiring English sources

What sports games have accomplished since the blips in Pong's electronic rendition of table tennis is remarkable.

Recently, the Department of Defense decided to build on this strategy, spending $50,000 to develop a bugle, equipped with memory chip and amplifier, that plays an electronic rendition of taps.

On a recent day in the Enron Energy Services control room, Sean Holmes, a VP in charge of strategic planning, shakes his head in consternation as he looks at an electronic rendition of the Packaged Ice plant in Houston.

Delia Derbyshire's most famous work the electronic rendition of the Doctor Who theme that served as the show's opening jingle for 20 years (and for which, incidentally, she was not formally credited)—was only the beginning of her dalliance with the supernatural.

But the Stanford Mobile Phone Orchestra, with its avant-garde compositions and electronic renditions of popular songs like Led Zeppelin's "Stairway to Heaven," is trying to push the frontiers of the four-decade-old field of computer music.

Tomita's album Electric Samurai: Switched on Rock (1972) featured electronic renditions of contemporary rock and pop songs, while utilizing speech synthesis and analog music sequencers.

It is a soul-stirring gospel rendition with electronic production.

It may have been the best sounding live rendition of electronic music I've ever heard.

This underwater video rendition of electronic musician Nicolas Jaar's creative struggles highlights the haunting yet beautiful vein which Jaar says runs through his most recent work.

And this is to say nothing of the electronic transformations of Wendy Carlos, the vocal renditions of the Swingle Singers and Bobby McFerrin, or the jazz interpretations of Jacques Loussier and Dave Brubeck.

They are usually ordinary soldiers who carry an electronic bugle; with the press of a button, a rendition of taps is broadcast out across fields and through trees.