Sentence examples for channel gps from inspiring English sources
A specific design example for a L1/L2 channel GPS receiver is included with a BPF that is required to pass the L2 signal centered at 1.227 GHz with a gain of approximately16 dB at the center frequency, have a 3 dB bandwidth of 30 MHz (Q = 41) and rejection of the L1 signal at 1.575 GHz by at least 60 dB relative to the center frequency.
The precise locations of the sampling points were also determined in the field using GARMIN 12 Channel GPS.
The precise locations of sampling points were determined in the field using GARMIN 12 Channel GPS, and the exact longitudes and latitudes of sampling points are imported in GIS platform (Selvam et al. 2014d, f).
The precise locations of sampling points were determined in the field GARMIN 12 Channel GPS and the exact longitudes and latitudes of sampling points and imported in GIS platform.
We also documented longitude and latitude of each sample and calculated geographic distances between sample sites using a 12 channel GPS (Garmin, Taipei, Taiwan).
In order to fulfill this stringent requirement the precise orbit determination (POD) is based on the dual-frequency GPS observations delivered by an eight-channel GPS receiver.
Apart from the gradiometer as the core instrument, the first ESA Earth Explorer Core Mission GOCE (Gravity field and steady-state Ocean Circulation Explorer) will carry a 12-channel GPS receiver dedicated for precise orbit determination (POD) of the satellite.
The Driving Activity Reporter from Hammacher Schlemmer sells for $229 ,runs on two AAA lithium batteries good for three weeks, and uses a 16-channel GPS receiver to log up to 100 hours of driving activity.
Yes, that is exactly why countries like France start to channel people through GPs before they go to hospital – this is how you deal with the challenges of an aging population.
So he will also publish data on results, infections, waiting times and so on.Payments will be channelled through general practitioners (GPs).
In sum, the views of our sample about working with other primary care providers indicated that few used systematic channels for referring to GPs, pharmacists, or CFHCs, and some interviewees recounted a 'hostile' relationship between the CFHCs and the pharmacy nurse services.
