Sentence examples for beam signals from inspiring English sources

The so-called WiMax technology the company is using includes an antenna on top of the Space Needle that will beam signals to customers' antennas nearby.

Spot-beam satellites are often used by international satellite companies when they have to beam signals into one country without spilling across borders.

From a height of 22,300 miles, the spacecraft beam signals over vast distances, relaying trillions of phone calls and linking ships to shore and soldiers to families.

ITS designers named Iridium after the 77th element in honour of the 77 satellites that were to beam signals around the world.

But instead of running wires to the guest house or installing a separate base station there with its own Internet connection, Mr. Walter established a wireless link between the two buildings using two special antennas to beam signals back and forth.

Overhead, a satellite will beam signals to the tube, letting people read their e-mail, check out books and download newspapers from a gigantic library in the sky.

In Fig. 5 (left) the result of the visibility evaluation is given as a function of a tangential tilt of one beam (signal 2 in Figs. 5 and 1) with respect to the fixed one (signal 1).

In addition, the high dynamic range of the signal reveals the fine features of the tails of the KB beam whose signal lies three to seven orders of magnitude below the central beam signal.

Loss of contact would be quite evident as either complete signal loss from the force beam, or a severely diminished force beam signal indicating that the indenter was moving only the solution around the sample.

Beaming signals to and from an airship requires a special antenna.

Final confirmation came when Curiosity beamed signals back after the sky crane had flown away and ditched a safe distance away.