Sentence examples for entirely electronic system from inspiring English sources

There are, obviously, concerns: cases of electronic fraud have more than doubled in the past decade and several critics – including the inventor of iZettle, Jacob de Greer – have asked whether an entirely electronic system in which every single payment is recorded is not a threat to privacy.

(Other television systems such as that of Rosing relied on mechanical devices such as spinning disks and mirrored drums to capture and reproduce an image). In 1924 he began building a television system based (with modifications to the camera tube) on his patent, and in 1925 he demonstrated an almost entirely electronic system for several Westinghouse executives, who were not impressed.

The idea of moving towards an entirely electronic system of patient records makes excellent sense – but bridging the gap between this pristine goal and the varied, interlocking ways in which 1.7 million employees currently work is a fiendish challenge.

By contrast, the Patent and Trademark Office, which uses an entirely electronic system to deal with similar documents, processed about 43 times as many documents with a slightly smaller staff, according to a report by George Washington University professor Robert Brauneis.

Three years earlier Farnsworth had done the first successful demonstration of an entirely electronic television system.

It was not until an entirely electronic switching system was introduced in 1963 that operators began to disappear entirely from the process of completing calls.

With these new high-quality hologram screens, who'd want to read news any other way?" The U.S. Mint stops printing paper money, joining Europe and Japan in moving to an entirely electronic cash system.

With the new system will come devices that will be entirely electronic and will not, like the current equipment, use mechanical parts to send pulses to the historic clocks.

c) Computerized reminders included prompts that were entirely electronic, i.e., computerized algorithms identified eligible patients, and prompts were provided upon access to the electronic clinical information system [ 15].

Transmissions could become entirely electronic.

Instead, records will be entirely electronic.