electronic
IPA: ɪɫɛktrˈɑnɪk
adjective
- (physics, chemistry) Of or pertaining to an electron or electrons.
- Operating on the physical behavior of electrons, especially in semiconductors.
- Generated by an electronic device.
- Of or pertaining to the Internet.
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Examples of "electronic" in Sentences
- GATES: Well, this is a prototype of what we call the electronic book.
- Goldwater never forgave the Johnson campaign for what he called "electronic dirt."
- We got the authority last year to put into effect what we call electronic travel authorization.
- This is -- this would be the ruination of talk radio and the end of what I call the electronic town hall.
- But Dominguez, a practitioner of what he calls electronic civil disobedience, says the phones eventually will be available for use across Arizona.
- They ` re going to be able to find what we call electronic footprints that are on his hard drive, trace back through the server to whoever he was in contact with.
- The association says that expanding the availability of what it calls electronic scratch machines could raise more than $150 million next year if the machines are installed at established banked card rooms around the state.
- At least we have seen some serious comments, by those familiar with computers, aimed at disabusing us of the term electronic brain, pointing out that the analogy between the human brain and the computer is a totally false one: although computers can sort and organize and generally process information at incredible speeds, they cannot
- Web site in the form of what they call electronic briefing books and I just posted one on -- on the Directorate of Science and Technology, and it also produces document sets which consist of maybe 15,000 pages of declassified documents on microfiche along with a-- a guide that contains a chronology and a-- and an essay about the topic.
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