Sentence examples for versus electronic from inspiring English sources

As time passed, the techniques and equipment in the newer studios became more standardized and reliable, and the rather peculiar issue of concrete versus electronic sounds ceased to concern anyone.

We discovered how closely students are connected to technology and how they are adapting to changing expectations, current issues they have completing their academic tasks, how they view traditional notetaking versus electronic notetaking, and evidence that they are engaging more and more in the process of information assimilation.

There's disparity in cash versus electronic payments leading to the challenges of financial inclusion," Abhijit Bose, CEO of Ezetap, told TechCrunch.

The daily habit I encourage is going "old school" by leveraging the power of a daily paper planner versus electronic to-do lists to set daily priorities and focus.

Christensen said the department doesn't keep track of how many live taps performances there are versus electronic bugle performances, but he said that 95percentt of services are conducted with live bugles or electronic bugles as opposed to the CDs that were frequently used before 2002, when the digital bugles were first tested by the military as it noticed the dwindling pool of bugle players.

Comparison of printed versus electronic journal revealed a preference for the latter from more than 75% of the physicians interviewed.

The Echo Nest rates songs by how many prominent acoustic sounds they have versus how electronic they are: acoustic guitars and tambourines versus synthesizers and drum machines, for example.

"There also was some discussion between the pilot and the captain over differences in the paper versus the electronic mapping symbols".

For paper versus the electronic format, we examined time to completion, number of incomplete or inaccurate question responses, intra-rater reliability, ease of use, and child and parent preference.

Feedback types are classified in relation to feedback being direct, indirect, metalinguistic, focused versus unfocused, electronic and reformulation.

The sales pitch to building owners is an upgraded digital entry system that Latch claims is cheaper to run/maintain versus legacy electronic entry systems, and which also allows them to offer their tenants additional services, such as the ability to give out access codes to delivery companies or use key cards to gain keyless and mobile-less entry to an in-building gym.