Sentence examples for interfering with communications from inspiring English sources

Brazilians discovered that their airspace is pocked with blind spots, that equipment is faulty and lacks backups and that, as elsewhere, pirate radio stations are interfering with communications between controllers and pilots.

Safety and security features are carefully crafted to protect the user without interfering with communications.

Lord Howe also detailed government amendments that he said aim to put "beyond doubt" the importance of taking "particular care" in relation to sensitive communications, such as confidential journalistic material, by making it clear public authorities "should have regard to the human rights implications — in the widest sense — of interfering with communications that attract particular sensitivity".

Dr Siox explains chirpily that booze has a way of interfering with communications pathways in the brain: "It depends on the person and the different neural pathways, but if you're predisposed to anxiety or depression, hangovers can trigger that".

Daniel Varnagy, a telecommunications expert from Simon Bolívar University, told the BBC that Venesat-1, which followed the nationalization of Venezuela's telecommunications sector, could give the government the possibility of interfering with communications.

Flares and prominences happen all the time, and although they may cause aurorae or interfere with communications, they're really not a big deal.

Sometimes the solutions that are deployed interfere with communications more than they actually repair communications.

The major one is the optimization of the interference management, as a FAP locally generates a strong signal strength that may interfere with communications in the macrocell or neighbor femtocells.

The centerpiece is a $20 million down payment on "Living with a Star," a sun research program that aims to use a flotilla of spacecraft to track solar storms and solar mass ejections, which can interfere with communications and electric power grids.

However, leaving an enemy behind would allow them to interfere with communications and make raids.

When aimed directly at Earth, X-class solar flares can endanger astronauts in space, as well as interfere with communications and navigation satellites in orbit.