Sentence examples for sent electronics from inspiring English sources

Your aversion to tape has sent electronics companies scurrying to design camcorders that record on something else: miniature DVDs, memory cards, tiny hard drives — or, in the case of Hitachi's new DZH500A ($800) and DZHS300A ($600), all three.

The globalisation of supply chains has created a need to send electronics, computer components, precision equipment and the like around the world quickly.

When e-textiles are sent to electronics recyclers, the fabrics jam shredders; when they are sent to fabric recyclers, the interwoven electronics contaminate fiber reprocessing.

He had been told that if he enlisted in a particular Navy program he would be sent to electronics school.

A project by the Basel Action Network attached GPS trackers to old electronics sent to recyclers across the U.S. and found that around a third were sent overseas, with final destinations including Kenya, Pakistan and Thailand.

A University of Florida environmental engineer is researching the potential environmental fate of the lead found in electronics sent to landfills.

Moore sketched a curve and sent it in to Electronics magazine.

This week, a group of electronics companies sent a letter to more than 120 universities asking them to rethink their opposition to recently proposed legislation aimed at disarming patent trolls a move that may polarize the issue further.

Once a radio signal is detected, the signal is converted to a control signal which, in turn, is sent to power control electronics to wake up the radio module.

"This week, a group of electronics companies sent a letter to more than 120 universities asking them to rethink their opposition to recently proposed legislation aimed at disarming patent trolls a move that may polarize the issue further," Kelly Servick wrote earlier today at ScienceInsider.

The season has hardly been plain sailing for Mercedes on reliability grounds, and it is only four races since Rosberg failed to finish in Singapore for the most bizarre of reasons - a smidgen of cleaning fluid that found its way into the steering column electronics and sent his car's systems into meltdown.