Sentence examples for new electronic technology from inspiring English sources
It is intriguing and perhaps paradoxical that someone would use the old-fashioned art of painting to evoke a kind of vision made possible by new electronic technology.
These new transmission channels were complemented by new electronic technology including transistors, integrated circuits, and various microelectronics devices that reduced costs and improved performance.
For eight years now, Mr. Larson says, the city has been slowly upgrading: at a cost of about $170 per meter, he explained, new electronic technology is installed.
Despite new electronic technology and the Internet, an expansive range of American businesses remains dependent on the postal system to solicit orders and collect payments.
Several of the musicians took their turns making whooshing and blipping sounds on the salad of old and new electronic technology they had plopped onstage.
The project also includes the Digital World Centre, no less, to showcase new electronic technology, and a spectacular footbridge which links it with Trafford, on the other side of the canal, home to the cantilevered stadium of Manchester United.
In some areas, the changes may be marginal, but in most they will be profound, and unprecedented.For good or illThis is because new electronic technologies deal with the very essence of human society: communication between people.
Despite the remaining legal uncertainties, computer experts now say 2000 will be remembered mostly as the occasion for a thorough housecleaning and updating that left them primed for a rapid expansion of e-commerce and other new electronic technologies.
Whatever the reasons and causes, we continue to explore these effects – now using voices extrapolated from our own, in notional spaces of infinite size, all allowed by new electronic technologies.
Patently Contestable: Electrical Technologies and Inventor Identities on Trial in Britain (MIT, 2013), by Stathis Arapostathis and Graeme Gooday, of the Universities of Athens and Leeds, looks at the many patent disputes that erupted over new electronic technologies at the end of the 19th century.
Nanotechnologists dream of creating wild new electronic technologies by wiring individual atoms and molecules into complex circuits.
