Sentence examples for electronic speeds from inspiring English sources

These capabilities opened a way for a new kind of multimedia document that employs print, video, and sound to generate more powerful and colourful messages, communicate them securely at electronic speeds, and allow them to be modified almost at will.

My first aim is for all communications between me and my GP, my GP and the many hospitals where I receive treatment, between these local hospitals, and with any centralised NHS databases, to be carried out at electronic speeds, ie instantaneously.

This vast inter-neuronal network of computers will allow humans to think at electronic speeds, store worlds of information and disseminate that information to each other or to all humans instantly.

So a supercomputer will be able to perform the same functions as a rat's cortical column, but a million times faster at electronic speeds compared to the rat's chemical speeds.

There must have been at least prominent visual warnings to reduce speed, if not audible warnings and an electronic speed supervision system," he said.

It used plugboards for communicating instructions to the machine; this had the advantage that, once the instructions were thus "programmed," the machine ran at electronic speed.

Electronic speed-control equipment measures such factors as the weight, speed, and rolling friction of each car and operates electric or electropneumatic "retarders" to control the speed of each car as it rolls down from the hump.

Of that, $122 million, roughly twice as much as a year ago, consists of lawmakers' gifts to their districts -- from $3,000 for an electronic speed-monitoring device for Bethlehem Township to $3 million for unspecified redevelopment projects in Mercer County.

Postmaster General Summerfield is still not satisfied and is full of plans for a new kind of electronic "speed mail," by which a letter can be flashed across the country in a matter of seconds.

Three of the major German carmakers -- Mercedes-Benz, Audi and BMW -- have heeded the new mind-set, installing electronic speed controls on their new cars, limiting them to a more sedate 155 miles an hour.

Conversely, if there had been no Monte Carlo algorithm running at electronic speed on Maniac itself, there would have been no American H-bomb in 1952, vaporising 80m tons of Enewetak Atoll in a red cloud boiling half the sky.