Sentence examples for electronics infrastructure from inspiring English sources

A well-developed electronics infrastructure also has made Phoenix a capital of the telecommunications industry.

Internet neutrality is a driving force for new electronics infrastructure.

Finally, the additional electronics infrastructure to readout the full system of 500,000 channels is outlined, including data transmission and power distribution.

His focus: consumer Internet, business Internet (cloud computing, "software as a service"), mobile software and services, software-powered consumer electronics, infrastructure and applications software, networking, storage, databases, and other back-end systems.

In fact, says Carol Handwerker, chief of the metallurgy division at the National Institute of Standards and Technology, "The whole electronics infrastructure was designed around the melting point and physical properties of [lead]." Lead is malleable and thus easy to work with, and it doesn't fracture, she says.

The Company's products range from glass fiber used to reinforce composite materials for transportation, electronics, marine, infrastructure, wind-energy and other markets to insulation, roofing and manufactured stone veneer for residential, commercial and industrial applications.

Si photonics as an integration platform has recently been a focus of optoelectronics research because of the promise of low-cost manufacturing based on the ubiquitous electronics fabrication infrastructure.

Uncharted Play's business model entails partnering with product manufacturers across industries like consumer electronics and infrastructure to put the MORE technology inside the everyday products we use, like strollers, shopping carts and suitcases.

The company is in the process of completing a $16.6bn deal to buy French telecommunications firm Alcatel-Lucent, which will see the group gradually shift away from consumer electronics to telecoms infrastructure.

The Riedis' apartment, a big three-bedroom in a stucco-walled walk-up, is one of 60 homes on the Upper East Side that will soon be converted into ventilation shafts, public stairwells and electronics hubs, the infrastructure for the $4.5 billion underground line, scheduled to open in 2017.

This Chapter provides an overview of the present state, challenges and trends in the RF, analog and mixed signal electronics for wireless infrastructure and provides a frame to orient the reader of this book to the following chapters covering the specifics of the technologies involved.