Sentence examples for due to radio from inspiring English sources
Due to radio reception problems, the Colossus team "did not get a full copy of the enciphered message until after 1700 GMT," reports Mark Ward at BBC News.
It was exciting because those pre-sales weren't due to radio airplay or getting good reviews in the music press, but as a result of people hearing it at a club or a rave.
In our future study, we would examine the impact of varying channel rates due to radio fading and access contention.
To reduce power consumption due to radio communications, the radio transceiver is turned off in between transmssions as illustrated in Figure8.
Penetration losses due to radio wave propagation through a brick wall at 70 GHz may be five times the corresponding value at 1 GHz.
However, there are always some SSs that could not have a better channel condition due to radio frequency fading or multipath effects.
This paper reviews the performance of AMSU-B to date, with particular reference to the problems experienced due to radio-frequency interference.
Also, radiotherapy and chemotherapy may be inefficient when tumour cells are not highly susceptible to them due to radio-insensitivity and the MDR intrinsic or acquired by cancer cells (Seiwert et al. 2007).
Although under ideal conditions, two data loggers that come into contact should record precisely the same information, the proximity loggers cannot achieve absolute spatial precision, due to radio-waves being reflected, refracted and absorbed by a number of natural features (vegetation, water bodies, height of ground, terrain etc).
Rectal (e.g. proctitis with rectal discomfort, diarrhea or bleeding) and hematological (e.g. leukocyte counts, platelets and hemoglobin) toxicities due to radio-chemotherapy were determined during and at the end of the RT according to the RTOG [ 27] and NCI CTCAE v. 4.03 score.
Therefore, the channel access mechanisms are opportunistic in nature, and pose significant system requirements to the cognitive radios due to their radio spectrum agility.
