Sentence examples for substantial electronics from inspiring English sources

Leeds, the largest city in Yorkshire and a major commercial and cultural centre, also has substantial electronics, chemicals, furniture, and printing and publishing industries, an important financial services sector, and two universities.

It remains a regional transportation, finance, and service center, to which has been added a substantial electronics industry.

A more substantial understanding of electronics serves well to understand the microcomputer.

DOS observation infers that there is no significant difference in electronic states below E F, but it has been observed that there is substantial decrease in the electronics states at conduction band of delithiated phase which may have influence in electronic conductivity.

Independent auditors for the American Technology Corporation, an electronics manufacturer, have "substantial doubt" about the company's ability to keep operating, American Technology said in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission this week.

We believe that these results suggest a substantial promise application in future electronics.

Applying a similar principle to showers isn't the worst idea in the world, albeit there are likely to be rather substantial waterproofing challenges for any electronics permanently housed in the wettest place in your house.

Such direct coupling with minimum interfacing electronics would lead to substantial cost reduction and thereby enhance the economic viability of solar-hydrogen systems.

The service industry dominates the economy, but the manufacture of textiles, liquors, electronics, and leather products is substantial.

Through the 2011 eCycling Leadership Initiative, for example, companies committed to recycle a billion pounds of consumer electronics annually by 2016, a substantial increase from 300 million pounds in 2010.

Some high school students start to tinker around with technology in their spare time — learn how to code, mess around with electronics, but never do anything substantial because they never really get around to it.