Sentence examples for emergence of electronic from inspiring English sources
With emergence of electronic systems and removal of paper, virtual technologies and electronics are becoming important.
From the 1970s, the emergence of electronic means of communication, starting with the fax machine, and then followed by e-mail and mobile-phone text messages in the 1990s, relegated telegrams to ceremonial uses such as messages relating to births, marriages and deaths.In India, the telegram held on a bit longer because it was used for internal government communications.
With the emergence of electronic patient record databases, many large systems containing big data are now available.
With the emergence of electronic noses, it is now possible to detect and recognize a range of different odours for a variety of applications.
In recent years, there has been an enormous increase in the role of information technology, culminating in the emergence of electronic marketplaces.
The emergence of electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS, or "e-cigarettes") has resulted in nicotine and tobacco scientists committing increased resources to studying these products.
The emergence and rapid growth of electronic business practices both challenges and offers freight carriers with great opportunities for improved operations and profits especially in the intermodal domain.
This is the first experimental evidence for the emergence of new electronic states that arise from the contact area between nanocrystals.
In recent years, South African producers have been twisting dance music into imaginative new shapes, with the emergence of idiosyncratic, localised electronic styles such as Durban gqom and Shangaan electro.
The recognition that restructuring care processes is central to effective and efficient health care will result in the emergence of process-oriented electronic patient records (EPRs).
The emergence of more accessible electronic and web-based bibliographic and reference tools has greatly improved access to publication outputs.
