Sentence examples for use of electronic technology from inspiring English sources

Fees, like charges for the application and credit report, have been dropping as the use of electronic technology is incorporated into the mortgage process, Mr. Berson said.

The players have incorporated lighting, video and sets into their concerts, sometimes improvise between compositions, and make unabashed use of electronic technology to shape and distort their sound.

In his recent books, Disrupting Class, and The Innovator's Prescription, he and his colleagues explain how more sophisticated and strategic use of electronic technology combined with networking can "disrupt" stagnant centralized systems and decentralize education and healthcare to improve outcomes for individuals (and society), and create new waves of economic growth.

The enhancement of the prestige of an endangered language can be triggered by political actions such as the increase of the prestige, wealth and legitimate power of its speakers within the dominant community, the strong presence of the language in the educational system, the possibility that the speakers can write their language down, and the use of electronic technology by its speakers [3].

In this paper, we aim to evaluate the use of electronic technologies in out of hours (OoH) task-management for assisting the design of effective support systems in health care; targeting local facilities, wards or specific working groups.

A final consideration on implementation is the use of electronic technologies (tablets, smart phones, etc).

…[O]nly one in eight Americans track a health metric like blood pressure or weight using some form of electronic technology.

A Forbes statistical analysis identified 39% of Nasdaq stocks in the sectors of electronic technology, health technology or technology services.

Previously, it has been reported that electronic survey response may be affected by the level of use of electronic communication technology overall [ 15].

The former can easily be solved by the use of electronic transfer technologies or even simply giving the patient a copy of their images on a disc, although encryption or incompatibility difficulties are sometimes encountered.

So would the rest of the world, with its ever-increasing use of electronic and computer technology.