Sentence examples for homegrown electronic from inspiring English sources

The recent success of homegrown electronic artists overseas owes a lot to the might of the Presets at this time and in particular the centrepiece of Apocalypso, My People.

Started in 2000 under the name DEMF, the Memorial Day weekender is a powerful celebration and validation of homegrown electronic music, as well as the DJs, labels, and crews from all over the country who've helped push it to its present-day glory.

However, many of the CDS interventions studied were limited in that they either used noncommercial homegrown electronic health records (EHR) [ 7- 13], pop-up alerts to remind providers when patients with VTE risk factors were not on prophylaxis [ 7- 13, 13- 16], or targeted select populations [ 8, 11, 12] or individual hospitals [ 17].

The cross-sectional design of the study is depicted in Table 2. *Basic hardware configuration = Desktop computers in prescriber offices and at clinic workstations for ten years; **Basic software = Homegrown electronic health record in place for ten years; e-rx = electronic prescribing; N/A = not applicable Our secondary objective was to map our findings to the ITAM.

But while musicians like these were pioneers in incorporating regional Mexican music, such as norteño and cumbia, with electronic production, the newest homegrown sounds are even more experimental.

But his favorite homegrown music was jungle, a wicked-sounding electronic dance genre built around frenetic syncopated rhythms.

Most researchers start small, though, with a homegrown ELN with protocols in text documents and electronic data files.

The festival started in 2000, as the Detroit Electronic Music Festival (DEMF founded as a homegrown affair consisting mainly of local DJs showcasing the city's dance talent for an international crowd.

Start Something fuses the anthemic electronic churn of Linkin Park or Faith No More with the homegrown sensibility of Muse, but not in a particularly pleasant way.

He also says viewing figures are up, from a monthly reach of 800,000 in 2008 to 6.8 million today, boosted by an increase in homegrown content (to 250 hours a year), a move up the Sky electronic programme guide and the launch of the second channel.

The place in question today is Barcelona, a city where the electronic music scene looks towards the outside world to support its own homegrown creativity.