Sentence examples for employ electronic from inspiring English sources
Some employ electronic order-matching systems, others red-blooded human market makers.
Most moles in the United States now use a laser beam to guide steering, and some experimental machines employ electronic steering actuated by the laser beam.
Intelligence organizations often employ electronic scavengers (from ships, planes, listening posts in embassies and military installations, and orbiting satellites) to collect information about a country's radio communications and its naval equipment and operations.
Mr Shield noted that Scottish local elections, which also use the single transferable vote system, employ electronic ballots, and returned a result in just eight hours.
The Affordable Care Act encourages healthcare systems to integrate behavioral and medical healthcare, as well as to employ electronic health records (EHRs) for health information exchange and quality improvement.
ITC methods employ electronic devices such as radios, televisions, computers, audio recorders, telephones, ghost boxes and more in an attempt to communicate directly with spirits and ghosts".
The E-ZPass system employs electronic equipment to read windshield tags and automatically charge tolls to drivers' personal accounts.
The firm uses an adapted version of LCD manufacturing which employs electronic ink and plastic substrates to make its screens.
Because of the privacy concerns that wiretap use raises, the law requires that federal authorities obtain a judge's approval before employing electronic surveillance techniques.
Isn't it ironic that these technologies, which have employed electronic production and manipulation to make digital pictures and sounds ubiquitous, have through that very process made them totally worthless in terms of credibility?
It has employed electronic health records for more than a decade, for example, which means Geisinger can closely track the care it provides and the results achieved — in detailed ways that are nearly impossible for the many hospital systems that do not have its degree of digital coordination.
