Sentence examples for interfere with the data from inspiring English sources

When the interference range is large enough for the data transmission of each STA to interfere with the data receptions of all other STAs in the same wireless LAN, the simultaneous direct data communication is impossible, and the efficiency of the simultaneous polling method will be the same as that of the conventional PCF protocol.

The hum did not interfere with the data, but it did interfere with pointing the antenna.

However, natural variations in the star's output, caused by something like starspots, could interfere with the data and obscure the signals from small planets.

However, the changes in motor activity did not interfere with the data obtained in the forced swim test.

Conversely, the LCD screen must not have a release time much faster than 250ms because then it begins to interfere with the data logging processes since semaphores must be held on certain variables and the button so that the system does not fail.

Each STA maintains the sets, and which are the sets of STAs of which the transmission signal can be heard by STA, and can interfere with the data reception of STA, respectively.

Mr. Miquelle cautioned that random factors like heavy snows last winter when the survey was conducted could have interfered with the data.

The project was soon beset by problems and disappointment when an unexpected wobble in the gyroscopes changed their orientation and interfered with the data.

Consequently, in transmitting mode the power loss in any undesired directions is minimized and in receiving mode the noise level from other angles interfering with the data collection is suppressed, which improves the signal to noise ratio of the imager CMUT array.

Last year, the FCC approved SBC Communications' merger with AT&T, and Verizon Communication's merger with MCI, on the condition that that the telecom giants would be prohibited from blocking or interfering with the data or voice traffic flowing on their networks for two years.

The most elegant way would be to have Congress amend federal communications law to give the FCC narrowly tailored authority to write rules against ISPs interfering with the data on their pipelines, with an exception for reasonable network management.