Sentence examples for localised electronic from inspiring English sources

Generationbass.com, which regularly focuses on the global bass phenomenon by looking at localised electronic dance scenes over the world, has gleefully pounced on electro champeta, profiling its shadowy, enigmatic producers.

In recent years, South African producers have been twisting dance music into imaginative new shapes, with the emergence of idiosyncratic, localised electronic styles such as Durban gqom and Shangaan electro.

The review says that the government's development of a national database of health records has caused extreme anxiety among individuals and organisations, and that localised electronic health records will enable patients to take a more active role in their own care.

By comparison, the interaction of the electron spin with other localised charges in the dot and surroundings and its coupling to environmental degrees of freedom in zero-dimensional electronic systems is still comparatively poorly understood.

The basic ingredients – crisp, digital drums; electronic keyboards; seismic bass and lyrics filled with localised slang and reference points – probably mean that a British listener might most constructively think of it as the Bay Area's equivalent of grime: a localised sound developed in response to the same globally recognisable social and artistic stimuli.

The localised surface plasmon resonance (LSPR) of such nanoparticles exhibits an electronic absorption band at 410 nm.

Since the effects are quite localised, relatively small systems can be used to model the electronic structure.

This is localised education".

In Moscow protest has become more localised.

These seem to be very localised events.

The modern day effects of a similar event would include localised power outages; disruption of satellite operations, including to GPS and satellite communications; disruption to high-frequency communications; increased radiation to aircrew and passengers in flight, particularly over polar regions; and further disturbances to small-part electronic systems.