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121. The consumer electronics industry suffered through one of its worst Christmas seasons in decades in 1996.

122. Manufacturers of equipment for telecommunications, defence electronics and household appliances have merged or entered joint ventures to ensure their continued competitiveness.

123. A salesman at a competing wholesale electronics firm in San Jose told the same story.

124. A computer whiz-kid,(www.Sentencedict.com) he had built up an electronics empire that rivalled the best in the world.

125. The foundry sector has been chosen to provide contrasts with more growth orientated sectors, such as, chemicals and consumer electronics.

126. Analogue design remains important because it accommodates and defines the basic building blocks of electronics.

127. Unfortunately the music electronics contribution hit a slump at the critical time and was unable to meet expectations.

128. Sales of electronics and batteries here mirror the international trend toward buying cordless, portable goods.

129. Whilst many of the developments will be beneficial to all disciplines, certain aspects are particularly relevant to the electronics sector.

130. The best-received firms were in the information technology and electronics sectors; the worst in traditional engineering sectors and construction.

131. The largest industrial concerns were electronics, computer assembly, artificial fertilizers, machinery, metalworking and textiles.

132. Most shoppers know that only cave dwellers would pay the list price for electronics goods, for example.

133. Ralph, a 45-year-old computer-systems analyst,(sentencedict.com) works at a large electronics company in the Bay Area.

134. These companies advertise their products in magazines like Popular Electronics.

135. The weapons and electronics divisions, worth forty million pounds, have been bought out by their own managements.

136. Take, for example, the electronics manufacturer discussed in Chapter 2.

137. These are terms used in digital electronics to designate the basic logical operations on which digital systems are founded.

138. Auto shares and some electronics exporters rose with the dollar.

139. Latest in electronics, new sail inventory 1990, new coffee grinder system ready to race or cruise.

140. Lechmere, a 28-store chain largely known for consumer electronics and home products, currently employs 4, 921 throughout the Northeast.

141. The computer electronics maker told analysts that inventory thefts led to lower-than-expected quarterly earnings.

142. United States defence spending has been a key driving force behind much of the electronics, telecommunications and computer industries.

143. H-P earned more than $ 31. 5 billion last year, selling every form of electronics from calculators to computers.

144. Brailsford and Beach adopt a general view, regarding electronic publishing as the use of computer science and electronics to present information.

145. In this unremarkable suburban community, Siemens has created a showcase apprenticeship program for electronics technicians.

146. These companies advertise their wares in magazines like Popular Electronics and Electronics now.

147. One reason cassette players and other consumer electronics are played so loud, Hull said, is the phenomenon of auditory adaption.

148. The troubled defence and electronics group has spent the week in talks a clutch of potential bidders.

149. Alex, an electronics engineer, landed a job after two months with a fast-paced computer company on the Peninsula.

150. Electronics accounted for 21 percent of aggregate manufacturing employment in 1991, against only 7 percent in 1981.