Sentence examples for having interference from inspiring English sources

The ability to deposit uniform multilayer coatings having interference colours onto large silicate glass sheets is shown.

We broadcast on frequencies in the "Channel 70" band, which means we are licence free, although we run more of a risk of having interference.

The Palmer United party senator, Dio Wang, is yet to finalise his position but his office said his concern was that the motion "could set a precedent of the parliament having interference with the royal commission which commonly lasts longer than a term of parliament".

Google, despite also being under suspicion of having interference activities take place on its platforms, was not contacted.

I know people complain about not getting high-speed internet in their neighborhood, or having interference on their Clearwire or whatnot, but there are bigger problems.

Moreover, the gain from having interference awareness at the scheduler is significantly higher than the throughput loss due to the signaling overhead.

The idea that a constitutional monarchy has interference rights seems to me a scandal".

Other frequencies in what is known as the A block have interference risks.

But as Police Commissioner Bernard B. Kerik noted at the start of the ceremony, "We had interference on Sept. 11".

But he said, "I had interference from a minister's office, the Finance Department, which was Mr. Martin's office at the time".

"Anytime you get a tertiary device, you get increased workload, which is more likely to have interference with the primary task," he said.