Sentence examples for better line of sight from inspiring English sources

The problem with leaving a gap in the middle, however, was that attackers stood in the vacated space, nullifying the primary advantage for the goalkeeper, which was a better line of sight.

But new cross-referencing between the cameras has revealed, say the C4 programme makers, that Davison was closer to the start of Tattenham Corner than thought and so had a better line of sight.

Aereo argues that this is completely legal because its service is identical to making a deal with your neighbor to place your antenna on his roof (because he had better line of sight to the television transmitters) and paying $8 per month for the privilege.

Stoop down to get a better line of sight on whether the claw is positioned correctly.

Better lines of sight mean fewer staff are needed on wings, making them cheaper to run.Some of the grimness of the 19th century has been alleviated in the new prisons.

It is shown that consistency between the radar and satellite measurements is much better if the SuperDARN line-of-sight velocities are compared with the DMSP cross-track ion drifts for events showing slow spatial and temporal variations of the convection.

The hybrid algorithms have a reasonable convergence speed and show better performance compared to POCS for line-of-sight (LOS) conditions.

This line-of-sight limitation does make the system more secure and gives better control over emissions, but it's unclear what the minimum distance for signal reception would be if clear line-of-sight is achieved.

In the non-line-of-sight (NLOS) communications environments, the equalization and interference cancellation is a better choice for detection.

The second advantage is that the BC channel matrix is often much better conditioned as compared to that of an SU MIMO link which may suffer from line-of-sight channel conditions and strong spatial correlation [7].

Satellites need a line-of-sight transmission path.