The amplifiers give wireless transmissions a boost, thereby reducing signal interference and call disconnections.
He said he wrote it because his son and the church, through a form of shunning called "disconnection," had turned his family against him.
He pointed to a policy called Disconnection, which pressures Church members to sever ties with anyone declared a Suppressive Person, a Church term for an enemy of Scientology or its principles.
You can call it disconnection, disempowerment or disenfranchisement, but an alarming gulf separates the people notionally represented in parliament from the MPs who sit there.
He came from a military family; continual migrations, adaptation and, as a result, what he called "strategic disconnection".
In my work, we refer to these as "shame shields". At the Stone Center they call these "strategies of disconnection," which I think is so brilliant, because they are strategies for disconnecting from the pain of shame.
SM: This paradox — Americans' growing reliance on public social policies paired with hostility to government and disconnection from it — is what I call the government-citizen disconnect.
Two parameters capable of evaluating the efficiency of the disconnection, called the gain indicators, have been introduced, being the system subjected to an harmonic base excitation.
If you feel a laugh coming on, hang up right away and then call back saying with was a disconnection.
To demonstrate the outcomes a set of GUIs to display various parameters like the bandwidth usage ratio, call blocking ratio, call dropping ratio, QoS degrade and upgrade ratios and forced disconnection ratio have been developed for the agent.
