Sentence examples for hooked up to electronic from inspiring English sources
More interesting were his wave oscillator works: the lilting Still Lives with composer Frank Denyer at the piano, or Bird and Person Dyning with Lucier hooked up to electronic birdcalls and carefully pacing the stalls.
Even the courts are being hooked up to electronic filing and retrieval systems to boost productivity.
"They are hooked up to electronic transmitters and when they open and close that movement is translated into light and sound.
Tethered to a cord like a dog on a retrievable leash, each faceless figure was hooked up to an electronic box that recorded a successful hit with a flashing light and beep.
An electronic keyboard hooked up to a laptop computer and a deskload of sophisticated gadgetry allows him to digitally mix a world of sounds, eliminating the task of splicing tapes and writing compositions in freehand.
One is that mobile telephones and a host of other electronic devices are now being hooked up to the web, ousting the personal computer from its monopoly position in providing Internet access.
"What happened at the turn of the millennium, when a myriad of recording devices were hooked up to the Internet, and the World Wide Web became an electronic prism refracting all the colours of a single anti-capitalist struggle?
At one point he also played a washboard hooked up to a wah-wah pedal, blending the old-time clatter with an electronic whoosh.
