Sentence examples for electronics specialist from inspiring English sources

Drivers would then plug in their own equipment, said Stephen J. Buckley, a DaimlerChrysler electronics specialist.

"Outside of Asus, all the others are struggling," said Helen Chiang, a Taiwan electronics specialist at the IDC research firm.

This fourth Polar Bear album, with electronics specialist Leafcutter John featured on rock-ballad guitar, takes their special story on.

They also gave varying descriptions of his expertise, with some describing him as an electronics specialist who worked with Iran's Defense Ministry.

Morris R. Jeppson, an Army Air Forces electronics specialist who helped arm the atomic bomb aboard the Enola Gay as it flew to Hiroshima, died March 30 at a hospital in Las Vegas.

Electronics specialist John McArthur, now unemployed, says he is living off 16p tins of spaghetti and without heating after being sanctioned by a jobcentre for refusing to work unpaid for LAMH Recycle in Motherwell, a Scottish social enterprise.

The officials said that as the United States continued to interrogate the terrorist leader, Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri, electronics specialists were studying the phone's electronic memory and the hard drive of the computer for information about possible imminent attacks by the terror network in the Persian Gulf and elsewhere.

The back seat and trunk areas are packed with batteries, but Evonyx says the system could easily be much more compact because the company cobbled it together without help from any auto engineers or auto electronics specialists.

Finding the first one took him five years of "searching the usual haunts, eBay and Craigslist, but also going to the extent of leaving my details with French electronics specialists.

In December 1941, he arrived at Fort Monmouth, N.J., and it was only then that he learned his mission: he was to be sent to England where he and about 50 other electronics specialists, would learn radar from the British.

Other intelligence sources have told me that the D.O.'s machinations led, at one point, to a feud with the National Security Agency over who would control the Special Collection Service, a joint undertaking of the two agencies that deploys teams of electronics specialists around the world to monitor diplomatic and other communications in moments of crisis.