Sentence examples for electronics entrepreneur from inspiring English sources

As for the wife of the electronics entrepreneur, she wasn't in a hurry to decide.

Mr. Farr, a digital electronics entrepreneur, said there had been roughly 20 attempts to build a road course in the area, none successful.

And a British electronics entrepreneur, Richard Schlagman, acquired the publisher Phaidon out of receivership and greatly expanded its publishing program, making similarly big bets and competing along price lines.

It became famous as one of the sites which received images of man's first steps on the moon in 1969, but in the 2000s it was sold, together with the 160 acres (65 hectares) of the scenic Carmel valley it sits on, to an electronics entrepreneur who let ham-radio aficionados tinker with the remaining kit.

A8 A Caution for Investors in China The case of David Ji, a Chinese-American electronics entrepreneur, who was held and interrogated by Chinese police, highlights the slow progession of China's legal system in backing foreign investors or ordinary citizens against the state.

"I suggest to you it's a hit the same way that crack is, and it doesn't last long," H. Ross Perot, the billionaire Texas electronics entrepreneur and investor, said it would be tragic if the nation's pride in the success overseas diverted it from the enormous problems at home.

Electronics entrepreneurs, investors and others have taken a look at the boom and bust of Silicon Valley and the Nasdaq index and focused their efforts and investments on bringing clicks to bricks, adapting traditional business to the Internet.

Lentin Joseph is an author, entrepreneur, electronics engineer, robotics enthusiast, machine vision expert, embedded programmer, and the founder and CEO of Qbotics Labs from India.

Instead, the new generation of microcomputers or personal computers emerged from the minds and passions of electronics hobbyists and entrepreneurs.

IT IS a drizzly October day in Shanghai, and beneath a few dozen bright orange tents, set up in the plaza of a shiny new innovation park, hundreds of electronics hobbyists and entrepreneurs are attending China's second Maker Carnival.

Uruguayan Victoria Alonso Perez is an electronics and telecommunication engineer, entrepreneur and inventor.