Sentence examples for pool of electronic from inspiring English sources

David H. Freeman writes for The Atlantic about the return of the much-maligned behavior modification theory, thanks to smart phones: Early studies of a fast-expanding pool of electronic weight-loss aids suggest that, by allowing people like Dan to construct their own regimen on their phone and computer, these tools could be a key to reversing the obesity epidemic.

There is a certain central pool of electronic equipment, and a large memory, [and] the appropriate instructions for the computing process involved are stored in the memory.'.

Llyod's background in music theatre from Yale University and Gongol's in music business from New York University provide them with the technical skills they need to differentiate themselves from the quickly saturating pool of electronic R&B artists.

Since the internet connects everybody all the time into one massive pool of electronic consciousness, it makes some amount of sense that the only thing we want to do on it is assert our individuality.

Data collection In order to enable efficient and timely data collection from an international pool of participants, an electronic survey instrument was used (SurveyMonkey®).

A more cost-effective and speedier alternative is to mine the growing pool of genetic data in electronic medical records, report researchers in Nature Biotechnology on Sunday.

Underlying the tax breaks is a perception among charities that the abrupt rise in wealth, created by the so-called new economy, has generated a new pool of potential givers in electronic businesses.

Industry now includes computer assembly and research, printing and lithography, and the production of swimming pool equipment, electronic devices, chemicals, and ball bearings.

In case of electronic submission, the broker pool automatically adds the customer information to its customer relationship management (CRM) system.

However, both our consultation with a librarian and the large pool of studies identified through the electronic search suggest that it was comprehensive.

"However," they wrote, "both our consultation with a librarian and the large pool of studies identified through the electronic search suggests that it was comprehensive".