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61. One reason for this was the lesson Philips and other consumer electronics companies had learned about the importance of global standardisation.

62. Seventy years of empty store shelves have created great pent-up demand for consumer goods, including electronics.

63. The cancellation coincides with the closure of Reed's computer and electronics division at Richmond, Surrey.

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64. Read in studio Subjects like robotics and micro electronics are on the curriculum for a group of gifted ten year olds.

65. He qualified as an electronics engineer before going to teachers' training college after which he obtained a degree in art history.

66. Harris Corp., electronics / defense, Melbourne, Fla., $ 27, 000.

67. This country is the size of Ohio and has long been a major exporter of automobiles, consumer electronics and ships.

68. Steel and shipbuilding have been replaced by low energy industries - electronics, microprocessors, information technology and various service industries.

69. The same arguments for use of digital electronics apply equally to communications systems, test and measurement, broadcasting and consumer electronics.

70. On Silver and Knitmaster standard and fine gauge electronics the setting is slightly different.

71. The company operates retail stores that sell furniture, bedding, appliances and consumer electronics.

72. The benefit of the system is it only requires the deaf person to have the special electronics and screen.

73. And all but Oki have a base in consumer electronics.

74. Hamish Reilly, 35,(sentencedict.com) worked for an electronics firm in Livingston before moving into the hostel 14 months ago.

75. I had a place to study engineering, my major in electronics.

76. Its activities were largely focused on telecommunications, the heavy electrical sector and on defence electronics and avionics.

77. Not surprisingly, the major computer, consumer electronics and telecommunications companies are hoping to grab a share.

78. And 200 jobs are at risk at Ferranti in Newport Pagnell after the defence electronics firm called in the receivers.

79. Investment in the electronics industry from the rest of the world increased steadily since the beginning of the 1980s.

80. Mrs Pearce is a manager in an electronics business, making printed circuits.

81. They also take an electronics class either at their home high school or at the local community college.

82. By day, a long street in the Nipponbashi area is lined with cut-price electronics stores.

83. This time around, the computerisation curve has flattened out, so the electronics industry has been hit as hard as any.

84. They will be sold at electronics and computer stores as well as at toy retailers, such as Toys R Us.

85. The agreement will deepen the firm's ties to Japan's electronics companies.

86. In both the music business and the consumer electronics business, a whole lot of shaking out has been going on.

87. Bethesda, Maryland-based Lockheed makes military aircraft, space systems, missiles and electronics systems.

88. John Wright, counsel for Timex Electronics, told the judge the gatherings had produced disorder of an unacceptable level.

89. Between 1975 and 1984 total employment in the electronics sectors declined by 19 percent.

90. Already the Pioneer Electronics Corporation has disregarded its lifetime employment policy by demanding that 35 mid-level managers accept early retirement.