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91. The electronics retailer said shareholders will have the option of selling their stock or increasing their holdings to 100 shares.

92. Westinghouse shares had remained stagnant even after the company announced its plans to sell the electronics business.

93. Ferranti International, the troubled electronics group, had another rousing session with Seaq volume put at 38 million shares.sentencedict.com/electronics.html

94. Siemens worked with teachers at the school to develop a curriculum that combines physics and electronics.

95. Recruiters were ordered to sign up more high school graduates who showed high aptitudes for science, engineering and electronics.

96. They were of various sizes and worked in the vehicle, aerospace, mechanical engineering and electronics industries.

97. A survey of the electronics industry in this respect would, I believe, show a net loss.

98. With Bertelsmann involved, it is not surprising that book clubs as well as electronics and book stores are being targeted as distribution channels.

99. I'm into electronics myself.

100. The latest outcome is there is move to ban the use of electronics on the lake.

101. Making Out sounds most unpromising - about a group of women workers in a clapped-out Manchester electronics factory.

102. These sets are no bigger than a transistor radio and cost as little as $ 100 at the nearby discount electronics store.

103. Ned is a corporate planner in a large electronics products company.

104. Ruggles is now licensing electronics companies around the world to sell add-on quad decoders for home video.

105. Formal electronics schooling teaches you about resistors, capacitors and transistors[sentencedict.com], obviously.

106. But the consumer electronics retailer said that sales at stores open for at least a year dropped 6 %.

107. In this sense Ward is not typical of the people who run the new electronics firms.

108. Finding a niche is also important as many of the big electronics companies have frozen recruitment while they weather the recession.

109. Brenda has been swindled out of her alimony by greedy, unscrupulous Morty, a discount electronics magnate.

110. Without this adjustability, the neural circuitry would be as rigid as that in our consumer electronics.

111. Spacecraft electronics systems are vulnerable to damage by high-energy charged particles and are at particular risk during magnetic storms.

112. Sales at stores open more than a year fell 5. 6 %, the electronics retailer said.

113. The technique is likely to have other applications in the electronics industry.

114. For example, foreign electronics firms have pre-empted the creation of a domestically-owned electronics industry in all but a few countries.

115. The jacquard switch can be used in combination with switches 2 to 5 on the 580 and the modular electronics.

116. The company sells its batteries mainly through electronics stores but is expanding to grocery shops and kiosks.

117. Soviet space science suffers the disadvantage of poor technology, particularly in electronics, which is years behind that of the West.

118. For example, television has probably been the biggest consumer electronics success of all time.

119. To make it easier to return any unwanted purchases, save the original packaging, especially for electronics and household appliances.

120. There is a bar code plus thirteen digit number on the front of this copy of Everyday Electronics.