Sentence examples for speed electronic from inspiring English sources
The signs (again, Samsung selected) featured phrases including the Spanish equivalent of "Vehicle speed monitored electronically" but managed to butcher it into a literal, line-by-line translation with jumbled meaning, saying something along the lines of "Speed electronic maintained".
Today's super-fast algorithms and high speed electronic trading systems rule global market autobahns while the stewards (regulators) are still riding horses.
On the ADtranz motors currently in use on the A and B cars, a whining noise comes from the high speed electronic inverters.
3-D images stacks were acquired using a Ziess Axioksop equipped an ASI piezo XYZ-motorized stage, Ludl high speed electronic filter wheels and shutters, and a Hamamatsu Orca-R2 cooled CCD camera all controlled by Volocity software.
The silky five-speed electronic transmission incorporates a sensor and software combo that adjusts the shifting to the driver's style.
Nokia employs nearly 5,000 people here, most of them working on third-generation mobile services that offer high-speed electronic commerce and even full-color video communications.
Despite the madcap premise, Professor Wool used the material to design a circuit board he said is a lighter, stronger, cheaper product with high-speed electronic properties.
Such wires may one day be part of the extremely small circuitry in the next generation of ever-shrinking high-speed electronic components.
Finally, the high-speed electronic computing machine differs from the desk machine only in the speed of its operations and the much higher complications of its interlockings.
Originally named Roundtable Partners, in a nod to Arthurian legend, the trading company rose to prominence with the proliferation of high-speed electronic trading.
That obstacle has now been largely overcome with high-speed electronic tolls, sharpshooter cameras (originally developed for antiterrorism purposes in London) and even the development of satellite tracking of cars.
