Sentence examples for majority of electronics from inspiring English sources

Taiwan has already joined the WTO's Information Technology Agreement (ITA) covering information technology products, and the vast majority of electronics and electronic products exported to international markets already do not incur tariff costs; therefore, in the short-term, whether Taiwan joins the TPP or not can be expected to have less of an impact on the electronics sector.

"This holiday the vast majority of consumer electronics purchases will be connected," said Ned Hooper, a Cisco senior vice president, in an interview before Christmas.

Like the majority of consumer electronics, my camera has not been designed to be easily reparable.

The vast majority of CE electronics are displayed behind glass, out of the reach of people wanting to try the product.

As the result, in the recent years, the majority of large consumer electronics manufacturers has started to replace in their product radio transceivers supporting only Bluetooth Classic with the ones compatible with both Bluetooth Classic and BLE (see e.g., [8] for the list of existing devices).

These are prevalent, because the majority of the wholesale electronics market has moved online.

"We expect the majority of its core consumer electronics businesses — such as TVs, mobile, digital cameras and personal computers — to continue to face significant downward earnings pressure," Moody's wrote in a statement.

Majority of design work in power electronics involves specification of ancillary apparatus in a system.

A Jewish summer camp experience will part your teen/tween with their electronics, as the majority of these camps do not allow phones or tablets (the good ones at least).

The TileCal upgrade aims at replacing the majority of the on- and off-detector electronics to the extent that all calorimeter signals will be digitized and sent to the off-detector electronics in the counting room.

Exports are the lifeblood of Singapore's economy, and electronics account for a majority of those exports, fueling annual growth rates of 5%to10%0% in the early 1990s.