Sentence examples for dead channel from inspiring English sources
There's the famous opening of "Neuromancer": "The sky above the port was the color of television, tuned to a dead channel".
No wonder that the book's opening sentence – "The sky above the port was the colour of television, tuned to a dead channel" – has become famous in itself.
We are reminded of the first sentence of Neuromancer: "The sky above the port was the colour of television, tuned to a dead channel".
The leakage current and dead channel rate establish a new performance standard for SSD mass production, indicating that the SSD design and fabrication technologies have been well optimized and are well matured.
The Walking Dead: Channel 5, 10pm – The US zombie thriller starring Andrew Lincoln, which previously aired in the UK on FX towards the end of 2010, made its Channel 5 debut with 1.4 million viewers, an 8.2% share.
The sky above the port may be the color of television, tuned to a dead channel, but in most hacker dens it's usually all psychedelics and healthy snacks.
No dead channels and very few noisy channels have been found.
"What a f***ing time to be alive," he shrieked, shortly before a hellish rendition of Queen is Dead, channelling the industrial crunch of the hip-hop band Death Grips as the raging performers thrust forward like a microphone-wielding Cerberus.
Only trials with correct responses and without artifacts – defined as any signal exceeding ±60 µV, bursts of electromyographic activity (permitted maximal voltage steps/sampling point of 50 µV), and activity lower than 0.5 µV within intervals of 500 ms (indicating dead channels) – were selected on an individual-channel basis, prior to averaging.
In addition to channeling the dead, Trump channeled monarchs of yore, referring to himself in the third person: "The Philadelphia Eagles. . .
After all, he's the child who once caught a 50-pound Alaskan king salmon in what looked like a dead side channel of the Kenai River while the rest of us came up empty-handed in the usual hot spots.
