Sentence examples for to electronics from inspiring English sources
noun
The study and use of electrical devices that operate by controlling the flow of electrons or other electrically charged particles.
- Electronics is a popular subject.
And many parents are equally tethered to electronics.
Smuggling thrives, in everything from guns to cigarettes to electronics.
When it comes to electronics, what Malaysia makes matters.
Leave utopia and the apocalypse to electronics and digital technology.
Mirrorless has also brought success to electronics companies who have never made SLRs.
"We get access to electronics, TVs, microwaves," she said, referring to the area's poor.
It once offered everything from beds to electronics, until the earthquake knocked down their front facade.
Rampaging mobs had broken into virtually every shop there, stealing everything from designer clothing to electronics.
Its focus, which was originally on new refrigeration technology, soon shifted to electronics.
In 1959 the cable station closed as telegraphy gave way to electronics.
Its conductivity, meaning its ability to hold an electric charge, makes it attractive to electronics manufacturers.
