Sentence examples for decoding devices from inspiring English sources

His own company, Teleglobe Pay-TV Systems Inc., sought to broadcast coded programming and charge customers a fee for the use of decoding devices attached to their television sets.

But the stalker screened his e-mail with decoding devices that included a hex editor, software that allows users to preview the contents of incoming files, and he uncovered the bug.

Fig. 1 DVC network scenario with low-complexity encoding and decoding devices.

This computational effort distribution between the encoder and decoder is well suited to common video transfer applications such as broadcasting and video streaming, where powerful encoders are typically used to compress the video sequences only once before sending them to several low-cost computationally limited video decoding devices.

The idea is that she will contact British intelligence, claiming to have fallen in love with James Bond from his file photo, and offer them a key decoding device, a "Lektor".

Considering a simplified decoding device with a single core CPU running at 800 MHz with a 1DIMPS/MHz/coreh and instantiating the OBME parameters for ρ = 16, ε = 4, and B = 16, yields a delay of 10.63 and 24.9 ms per frame for the capsule endoscopic (H = V = 256) and the endoscopic (H = 480, V = 320) sequences, respectively.

As an added incentive, Tatiana will provide the British with a Spektor, a Russian decoding device much coveted by MI6.

However, Griffiths revealed he had decoded decorative devices around the figures - such as heraldic motifs and emblematic flowers - to reveal their "true identities".

However, as the transmitting device experiences an increase in the decoding delay, the decoding delay of such device should be considered in the selection process.

But it was the N.S.A. that approved L-3's commercialization of Privatel, so it seems likely that federal agencies have figured out a way to decode the device's encryption.

"Until somebody comes up with a method for measuring brain activity better than we can today there won't be many portable brain-decoding devices that will be built for a general use," he says.