Sentence examples for techniques of electronic from inspiring English sources

"Try Again" helped smuggle the innovative techniques of electronic dance music onto the American pop charts, and it established Aaliyah as pop music's most futuristic star.

His style is notable for combining lyric and expressive musical qualities with the most advanced techniques of electronic and aleatory music.

But though he has now and again used computer techniques of electronic sound synthesis -- whether in preparing music on tape or in making instrumental parts to be played on keyboard synthesizers -- his most regular recourse to the digital world has been to help him in handling harmonic progressions.

With the aid of the new technique of electronic coincidence, Occhialini helped Blackett develop the first counter-controlled cloud chamber, with which they confirmed Carl Anderson's discovery of the positron and deduced that the positive electrons are produced in association with negative ones by pair production.

The hardened MAPCs pastes were examined through the techniques of Scanning Electronic Microscopic-Energy Dispersive Spectrometer (SEM-EDs), X-ray diffraction (XRD) and mercury intrusion porosimetry (MIP), which provided detailed information for the reaction kinetics investigation.

In recent years, the application of evolutionary computation techniques to electronic circuit design problems, ranging from digital to analog and radiofrequency circuits, has received increasing attention.

Separately, the success of applying deep-learning techniques to electronic health records, low-quality consumer tracking data, and medical images will create confidence in producing breakthrough applications.

In this study we investigated collection-related methodological factors in an attempt to improve the standardisation of the sampling technique for electronic nose studies.

More recently, cryptographers have developed a wide range of electronic techniques for hiding messages in digital music.

Perhaps the most surprising realization about the bombardment of electronic techniques was that so many of them have already become almost old-fashioned.

The development of electronic techniques for television during the 1930s yielded a device of extraordinary sensitivity for measuring small electron beams namely, the secondary electron multiplier.