But more recently, Finland's economy has struggled with a decline in the important electronic, ship-building and paper industries.
Robert C. Bonner, a recently retired Customs commissioner, favors the expansion of alternative solutions such as advance electronic shipping manifests and container inspection at ports of departure to speed screening at U.S. ports.
Pentagon officials said a Navy electronic surveillance ship was operating in or near the Barents Sea at the time of the accident.
A vice admiral who presided over the Navy's investigation into one of the most wrenching episodes in its history -- the seizure of the electronic surveillance ship Pueblo by North Korea, he was 87.
Vice Admiral Harold G. Bowen Jr., who presided over the Navy's investigation into one of the most wrenching episodes in its history -- the seizure of the electronic surveillance ship Pueblo by North Korea -- died on Aug. 17 at his home in Alexandria, Va.
The state has approved five waste services to gather and sort the electronic waste, ship it to recyclers, and bill manufacturers according to the amount of waste they originated.
He had to add 35 people and new computer systems to take electronic orders, shipping tiny volumes to hundreds of individuals.
The design of human machine interaction for modern ship electronic systems has a significant impact on the safety of seafaring.
The Integrated Defense Systems segment provides integrated air and missile defense, radar solutions, naval combat and ship electronic systems, command, control, communications, computers and intelligence (C4I) solutions, and international and domestic air traffic management systems.
Holy Ship electronic music cruises in January and February are barely over, and 2016 sailings have just been announced.
Intelligence organizations often employ electronic scavengers (from ships, planes, listening posts in embassies and military installations, and orbiting satellites) to collect information about a country's radio communications and its naval equipment and operations.
