Sentence examples for got interference from inspiring English sources

She was unlucky at Newbury [in May] when she got stuck against the fence, then she got messed about at the start in the Ribblesdale [at Royal Ascot in June] and went back to Ascot [on Champions Day in October] and got interference soon after the start in the Filly and Mare race.

And boom, that's where you get interference.

I sometimes get interference on the telly from the planes and that hasn't happened.

"If you're getting interference, move the coax cable away from the source," said Larry Poor, marketing director for Dolby Laboratories.

Some of the new N-standard routers also use a second, higher 5 gigahertz frequency, which does not get interference from kitchen appliances.

"When you have more than three cell sites overlapping, you get interference," said one infrastructure engineer who works for AT&T, who asked not to be named so as not to upset the company.

My advice is to avoid this – if you drive any distance at all, as I did when testing one a few years ago, you inevitably find there's a local radio station using the same FM frequency so you get interference.

One is the CSI information when UE gets interference from the neighbor cell; another is the CSI when UE gets no interference from the neighbor cell.

Likewise, we denote by (I_{delta ^ u phantom {dot {i}!}) the set of links that get interference from links directed out of node u.

From the analysis above, we conclude that a traffic-irrelevant channel assignment scheme which takes two types of traffic into consideration and gets interference ranges without using field measurement is still in need.

With that one there was some direction finding done – similar to standard triangulation – but also people noticed that the numbers station broadcast was getting interference from Radio Habana Cuba, which tends to suggest the two signals are coming from the same site.