New automated equipment for wiring electronic circuit boards hums away.
G.M., which has been talking to Soviet automotive officials for 18 months, said it would supply fuel injectors, wiring, electronic controls and catalytic converters to the Volga Automobile Works, known as VAZ, in Togliatti, 700 miles southeast of Moscow.
Billions of dollars since the 1980s in fencing, razor wire, electronic sensors and vehicle barriers.
Yang explains that contact with even a single molecule changes the wires' electronic state.
(a) Title III of the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968, as amended, generally prohibits the interception of wire, electronic, and oral communications.
The Act further defines "intercept" as "the aural or other acquisition of the contents of any wire, electronic, or oral communication through the use of any electronic, mechanical, or other device". Id. § 2510(4).
PAGE 1 EDITORIAL FALSE VICTORY AT THE BORDER Billions of dollars have gone to fencing, razor wire, electronic sensors, vehicle barriers and a major deployment of 6,000 National Guard troops at our border with Mexico.
The £7m state-of-the-art plane, equipped with fly-by-wire electronic systems that are supposed to make it easy to control, was a regular visitor to the airport, according to local pilots.
The statutes purpose is to protect the privacy of wire, electronic, and oral communications, and it singles out such communications by virtue of the fact that they were illegally interceptedby virtue of the source rather than the subject matter.
As you would expect from a car with a sticker price of $130,645, the list of standard features is long: front and side air bags; electronic stability control; run-flat tires that eliminate the need for a spare; a drive-by-wire electronic throttle with "comfort" and "sport" settings; and stylish, effective xenon headlamps and neon taillights.
This division developed the twin-engine F-111 fighter-bomber (deployed in 1967), the world's first production variable-wing aircraft, and the compact, lightweight F-16 (deployed in 1979), which featured fly-by-wire (electronic rather than mechanical) flight controls.
