Sentence examples for antenna building from inspiring English sources

While following the progress of Marconi's antenna building and deal making, and wondering how he will attain his goal of sending transatlantic wireless messages, the reader is sidetracked by wondering how Mr. Larson will achieve his own ends.

Such problems arise on higher floors because most telephone carriers have installed antennas on building roofs relatively low to the ground, to reach cellphone users on the sidewalks.

Radio-frequency technology was also considered, but that, too, required digging in Independence Square and putting antennas on buildings surrounding the park.

Similar existing system are GPS (using satellites), and Radio triangulation (using antennas on buildings), but these are very expensive (over $600 for Lojack car security system).

The lack of roads, antennae and buildings on the mountain is largely because of Percival Baxter, a former governor who from 1930 to 1962 amassed the land and funds to create what is now the 210,000-acre Baxter State Park.

As my little boat bounced along the waves in the gray dawn, I could see no antennae or buildings or even gaps where trees had been cut down, no sign of human habitation, nothing but a dense and mysterious jungle.

He adopted the acronym Base (building, antenna, span and earth).

He leased 250 square feet on Croton Avenue in Ossining, renovated the space, and put the antenna on the building.

BASE is the acronym for using a parachute to jump from fixed objects of a building, antenna, span, earth.

Mr. Grebow contends that the Empire State Building antenna rises to only 1,350 feet, while the building's owners and John Tauranac, the author of two books about the skyscraper, puts the antenna's reach at 1,454 feet.

That's what 30 of the world's leading Base (building, antenna, span and earth) folk did this weekend at Swaffham, Norfolk, parachuting off Ecotricity's 60-metre turbine.