Sentence examples for other types of electronic from inspiring English sources

Representative Bob Barr, a conservative Georgia Republican, said he had serious reservations about the administration's proposal to expand the ability of law enforcement agents to monitor the Internet and other types of electronic communication.

But they predict that one day people will carry their computer core around and dock it with keyboards and monitors, televisions, cell phones and other types of electronic systems to turn them into functioning computers.

Calle 13 started recording music in 2004, with Residente writing and rapping and Visitante supporting the vocals with a mixture of hip-hop and other types of electronic music.

In doing so he voted to give telecommunication providers immunity against civil damages that they might incur in the course of enabling the government to execute wiretaps and other types of electronic surveillance.

EDM may not be the best music, but it means that people are now ready to consume other types of electronic and club music.

Further development and testing will be required to ensure that it works on free text from other types of electronic health record (e.g. hospital notes).

And I'll direct that he cannot contact you through telephone, e-mail or any other type of electronic means.

Since the inception of Flash memory, there has been an exponential growth in its market driven primarily by cell phones and other types of consumer electronic equipment.

American officials have said the warning on Monday was the product of both human and other types of intelligence, including electronic intercepts, suggesting that Mr. bin Laden may have given a blanket directive to Al Qaeda terrorists authorizing them to launch terrorist attacks at will.

However, this method frequently fails in long recordings due to membrane potential drifting, presence of spindles, and other types of interferences like electronic noise or movement artifacts while in vivo (heartbeat pulsation, respiratory movements, etc).

The terms digital library and virtual library have begun to be used to refer to the vast collections of information to which people gain access over the Internet, cable television, or some other type of remote electronic connection.