Sentence examples for in radios from inspiring English sources

People are always bringing in radios of the ham, citizens' band and walkie-talkie varieties.

Properly cut plates of quartz are used for frequency control in radios, televisions, and other electronic communications equipment and for crystal-controlled clocks and watches.

The new 47-inch sound bar, the HW-F850, has good old-fashioned vacuum tubes, first popularized in radios of the 1920s.

In addition to its use for classroom demonstrations, the Leyden jar is of importance as a prototype of capacitors, which are widely used in radios, television sets, and other electrical and electronic equipment.

When the Soviet bureaucracy allowed him to stay, but put him to work in a Minsk factory — just another prole sticking vacuum tubes in radios — he became disenchanted with Communism and worked to come back to America.

Conventional light bulbs are among the last devices that use vacuum tubes, an old technology that has long been replaced in radios and most televisions, notes Sandia's Dr Simmons.

All this should soon make AAC very attractive for music players with built-in radios.

Their built-in radios connect with what's called the GSM-GPRS cellphone network, which supplies relatively fast Internet speeds (about the same as a desktop dial-up modem).

Unlike the portable record player you may have used as a child, some of these models include cassette decks and built-in radios.

Sony Ericsson sells two "radio-centric" phones, the R300 and R306, that have built-in radios and pre-set station buttons.

There are existing modules (e.g., after-market auto assurance dongles, phone interconnected dashboards like Apple's CarPlay or built-in radios like the telematics unit) that can access a vehicle's internal computer network and read data for various purposes, including driver fingerprinting.