Sentence examples for bouncing signals off from inspiring English sources

Amateur radio operators now use satellites to communicate, and also enjoy bouncing signals off the moon and meteors.

Rather than bouncing signals off a target, as with conventional radar, the systems pick up the radio signals emitted by most aircraft and other military vehicles.

Qualcomm has demonstrated that it can maintain a connection even when bouncing signals off other objects, such as buildings.

SiBeam's beam-steering technology can bounce signals off of surfaces to maintain a wireless link between devices.

A plan to bounce signals off the ceilings inside data centers could solve a major performance bottleneck.

Since the moon prevents direct communications from the far side, China launched a satellite to act as a relay, allowing the rover to bounce signals off it first before they continue back to earthbound scientists.

In the mid-2000s, Gomez-Marquez, a Honduras native who comes from a family of medical professionals, formed several teams to compete in the MIT IDEAS competition, pitching inventions such as an inhalable vaccine for measles and an ultrasonic cane that bounced signals off walls to alert visually impaired users.

"When we bounce signals off the ceiling, we take advantage of much more bandwidth than we could if we restricted ourselves to a horizontal plane," says Amin Vahdat, a professor at the University of California, San Diego, who specializes in large-scale data center architecture and deployment and is working with Dr. Zheng on the project.

These instruments bounce signals off the surface of the ocean as they pass over it multiple times a day.

They sought the answer with myriad flights using radar to bounce signals back off the bedrock underneath.

In the meantime, officials plan to try to have a giant radar antenna at the Arecibo observatory in Puerto Rico and the Goldstone radar station in California bounce signals off the two objects to confirm whether they are parts of Contour.