Sentence examples for have been electronic from inspiring English sources

They have been electronic music productions in the truest since since at least the 1950's.

FOR years, financial markets have been electronic, but until recently, only those professionals with expensive hardware could trade online.

The headline technology winners in the government's economic stimulus package have been electronic health records and smart grids, where computing is front and center.

Worth adding, the artists at Universal Everything have been electronic music fans since day one—"Always the deeper, soulful, stripped down side of things," explained Pyke before tastefully name-dropping Carl Craig, Ricardo Villalobos, Mr. Fingers, and other early house legends.

Thousands of dollars could have been saved if her medical records had been electronic and available to both the hospitals and the doctors who were treating her.

If there had been electronic surveillance on that goal line in Miami in 1965, Namath might have set off different sounds.

Two songs she started with Mr. Rowlands ended up on "Sugaring Season," with live instruments replacing what had been electronic loops.

You're taking the NSA, an agency whose main activity for the past 40 years has been electronic surveillance, and you're putting it in charge of protecting people's privacy.

Much of the progress has been electronic: satellites of the Global Positioning System let fleets know their exact location, while increasingly sensitive and powerful sonar gear produces detailed readouts of schools and nooks where fish may lurk.

But as Mr. Dranoff points out, very little of it has been electronic music for its own sake, the kind of music that vests too much musical control in the capabilities of the computer.

The signs were there, though, that what had been electronic music's wild west for sharing music was about to change.