Sentence examples for electronically setting from inspiring English sources

After a beginning of long, slow chords, with Mr. Frisell electronically setting up guitar loops — it sounded like a small slice from the Richter project — some blues harmony emerged, and Mr. Frisell improvised, while the other three played a basic blues progression around him.

Data were corrected for EM dead time, which is electronically set to 44 ns, and the QSA effect (Slodzian et al.2004).2004

The inflation pressure of the digital device was electronically set to 10 mm Hg below diastolic blood pressure or 70 mm Hg (whichever was lower).

Randomisation was conducted electronically, set up by an in-house computer programmer using random seed generation at the individual-level and stratified according to area (Melbourne, Goulburn Valley, and Albury/Wodonga).

Allow customers to place orders using a form on the site and purchase your crafts electronically online by setting up a merchant account with a credit card company.

Two sets of electronic circuits providing DC biased voltage to two varactor diodes were implemented to electronically adjust coupling and tuning.

Infrared waves also are given off and received by automatic self-focusing cameras that electronically measure and set the correct distance to the object to be photographed.

At the beginning of the experiments, the zero-buccal pressure level was set electronically.

The collaboration resulted in the world's first electronically transferred prescription in an outpatient setting [ 12- 14].

The furor occurred when Southwest informed its gate and ticket agents that effective tomorrow, when new boarding procedures using electronically issued passes are set to begin, the employees were responsible for enforcing the policy regarding large passengers.

The choice was either to decide it would be a museum piece, because it was not going to survive for very long, or, he said in an interview, "to bring it into the 21st century, electronically and acoustically, and set it a course for the next 100 years as a relevant venue".