Sentence examples for electronic train from inspiring English sources
In May, he folded his 5-foot-11-inch, athletic frame into the car of a red electronic train that chugged around a cul-de-sac at a birthday party for his 3-year-old nephew in Atlanta, said his mother, Virginia.
Or they could get out of sync, leading to electronic train crashes.
Other possibilities include Japan-specific e-wallet or electronic train ticket functions.
Gone are the iPod headphones, electronic train trackers, and most of Brooklyn's current wave of residents, replaced instead with the oddly serene aura of greyscale, pixellation, and attached memories of one of Game Boy's long lost (but still beloved) apps. .
Branching, or intrinsic, programming, was initially developed in conjunction with the use of an electronic training device for military personnel.
Also, if a court decision or legislative initiative changes the rules of the game, an electronic training program can be updated quickly.
These include CantorUSA, the disaster Web site for Cantor families that was up and running the day after the attack, and eSpeed.com, an electronic training subsidiary.
In 1984 he became president and publisher of National Publishers of the Black Hills, provider of educational books and electronic training materials, which he sold to Prentice Hall in 1988.
The rapid increase in the use of mass spectrometers following World War II can likely be attributed in part to the large number of physicists who had gained electronic training during the war, many of whom had utilized mass spectroscopy during that conflict to monitor uranium isotope separation and to analyze aviation gasoline.
The system will be incorporated in an electronic training environment for employees in the public domain, based on VR, cf. [18].
The Department of Power Grids and Electrical Engineering of Tomsk Polytechnic University is developing electronic training complexes for master's degree disciplines, such as Operational Management in Power Engineering and Methods of Stability Calculation.
