But he said that wiretap laws generally applied to intercepting sound, not video.
You cannot, however, hope to intercept all the sound before it hits your house, but you may be able to minimize the amount of noise that comes inside by sealing all possible exterior cracks and gaps.
He flatly denied intercepting her messages.
And sure enough, during the war in the Pacific, Japanese cryptographers cracked the codes of the United States Army, Navy and Air Force but never had any idea what was meant by the sounds they intercepted on Marine radio broadcasts.
Finally, there was no known defense against the V-2; it could not be intercepted and, traveling faster than sound, it arrived unexpectedly.
In a 1965 essay called "The Decline of the Actor," the film writer Manny Farber anticipated the Dogma critique with an observation about the impact of post-production on dialogue: "Each word has been created, worked over by a sound engineer who intercepts the dialogue before it hits the audience.
As the aircraft proceeds, the trailing parabolic edge of that cone of disturbance intercepts the Earth, producing on Earth a sound of a sharp bang or boom.
One potential costs of tonal sounds is that these signals may be intercepted (eavesdrop) by an unintended receiver [ 69, 70].
He tried to intercept the third ranger, who arrived at the clearing to the sound of screams from down below.
Before the quarter was over, Brady had also been intercepted twice, which led to 10 more points and, in a sound rarely heard in Gillette Stadium in the last 10 years, fans booed loudly.
