Deliberate interference such as the jamming of transmissions is a blatant violation of international regulations concerning the use of satellites and we strongly condemn any practice designed to disrupt audiences' free access to news and information.
For example, the English wild woodland style of gardening in the mid-19th century dispensed with controls after planting, and any interference, such as pruning, would have been misplaced.
In the absence of a strong reason for interference, such as the need to reduce pollution, the first objective, resource allocation, is furthered if tax policy does not interfere with market-determined allocations.
The companies would also be legally required to assist the authorities in "giving effect to equipment interference", such as hacking operations to download the contents of a mobile phone's memory.
Still, Russia sees the EU as a competitor in its sphere of influence and reacts fiercely to any interference, such as Belarus being told that recognising South Ossetia and Abkhazia would hurt its prospects with the EU.
FM is less susceptible than is AM to certain kinds of interference, such as that caused by thunderstorms as well as random electrical currents from machinery and other related sources.
Indeed, in a pinch, the "external aggression" concept trotted out by Makdissi could be easily stretched to encompass the various forms of foreign interference, such as the covert funding and arming of Syria's rebels (reportedly by the U.S., Turkey, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and various European countries including Great Britain and France), that is currently occurring.
Will interference such as forbidding co-authorship with residents of the state's enemies, as happens in America under the guise of financial sanctions, become the norm An author-pays model is also likely to lower overall quality, as publishers who are willing to sacrifice quality for profit lower standards to gain market share.
Ka-band, however, has been more susceptible to natural interference, such as rain or heavy clouds.
MPAs can also effectively inhibit human interference, such as tourism and pollution.
He cautions, however, that sources of interference, such as neutrinos from nearby nuclear reactors, will make the scientific analysis challenging.
