Sentence examples for interference about from inspiring English sources

This indicates that a legacy interferer will cause almost 15% wasted channel time due to interference (about 30% of the ZigBee time slot).

Matthew Vaughn's First Class always had a whiff of studio interference about it when compared to the British film-maker's work on Kick-Ass.

They found that the U.S. fleet experiences some sort of electronic interference about 2 to 3 times a month.

Furthermore, the adopted cross-sectional research design of our study renders difficult any interference about the causative nature of the examined relationships.

This makes it possible to determine how many healthcare staff per department need to be included in the study in order to make reliable interferences about differences between departments.

He said that some broadcasters had told the commission that they were as concerned about losing their own listeners as about interference.

That was because the wavelength chosen was officially assigned to Latvia, and for months listeners complained about interference from Soviet programmes.

The interference pattern comes about by adjusting the precise synchronization, or "phases," of the waves leaving the various speakers.

oceans of orbs pulsate with reflections of radio interference... .. Sounds about right.

Mean percentage of packet losses in a communication cycle without interference is about 0.0795 while mean value of that with interference is about 0.2724, which means existence of interference from the PIS significantly affects the packet transmission in CBTC systems.

He told me that he operated without interference for about a year.