Sentence examples for scope of electronic from inspiring English sources

The Dodd-Frank financial reform act expanded the scope of electronic funds transfer laws to cover remittances and required the bureau to impose new protections.

New leaks emerged today in Germany's Der Spiegel newspaper about the scope of electronic surveillance conducted by the United States' National Security Agency.

As elements of satisfaction within the scope of electronic banking, Kumbhar (2011) referred to "perceived value, brand perception, cost effectiveness, ease of use, convenience, problem handling, security/assurance, responsiveness, contact facilities, system availability, fulfillment, efficiency and compensation".

Such long intervals are beyond the current scope of electronic healthcare databases and injury registries.

or country tabs.> The scoping of electronic databases returned a total of 548 peer-reviewed articles, including 122 duplicates.

Initial scoping of electronic databases suggested that Embase contained more relevant indexing terms than Medline, and therefore Embase was used to develop the initial search strategy that was subsequently adapted and applied to a further 13 electronic databases between November 2009 and January 2010.

We undertook an initial scoping search of electronic databases.

The event is slated to take place May 4-6 of 2015 in the country's second largest city Santiago de Cuba and will attempt to situate the rich heritage of Afro-Cuban Folkloric music within the wider scope of the international electronic music community.

While NSLs typically apply to phone or banking records and email addresses, the bill, which cleared the Senate intelligence panel on Tuesday by a 14-1 vote, appears to change the scope of the longstanding term "electronic communications transaction records".

This fast-growing technology has gained high acceptability for its broad scope and application, especially in microfabrication of electronic components and medical implants.

An NCIS investigator charged with online surveillance allegedly to protect naval facilities in Washington state, determined that his scope included electronic monitoring of the whole state and its entire civilian population.