Sentence examples for move electronically from inspiring English sources

Although oil-to-cash is logistically simple — the only thing that moves is money, and that should move electronically — Moss warns that it does have several prerequisites.

In Vuitton's new London "Maison" store, a floor-to-ceiling artwork of Gilbert & George in their signature suits presides over the men's department while the scarves are shown as video art and the bags move electronically above the purse "bar".

The proton moves (electronically) adiabatically, with the electron in its initial localized state, to the transition-state coordinate Rt for electron tunneling.

Then there is ACH, which is the primary way money moves electronically, with more than $40 trillion moved in nearly 23 billion electronic financial transactions annually.

More than two hundred years later, those symbols are no longer needed as money moves electronically around the world, said Arkadi Kuhlmann, chief executive of ING Direct.

He said that three experts in New York could call on a network of specialists, and since the image moves electronically, consultations are quick.

Digital programs that include the flag could be moved electronically between devices in the home, but not transmitted to the Internet.

Meanwhile, in a parallel world, illicit money is being moved electronically across the globe, through a virtually impenetrable network of encrypted computer accounts and into the bazaars of the unofficial betting markets of Asia.

The trillions of dollars zapping through the markets are usually moved electronically, allowing traders to hedge investments in everything from shifts in the currency to turns in the weather.

He said that the companies were staffed by DKB employees and that Ms. Edwards helped install Bank of New York computer software in the Forest Hills, Queens, office of a Benex affiliate to allow money to be moved electronically.

One unknown is exactly how the Greek currency would be denoted in the payment system – known as Swift (Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication) – that works behind the scenes moving money electronically around the world.