Sentence examples for its transmitters from inspiring English sources
Edmonton designed and made the Lee rifle and Bren gun; it gave the BBC its transmitters; and British households their first solid-state colour TVs and dishwashers.
While it lost no employees, with its transmitters on the trade center's north tower and its studios and offices in the Municipal Building mere blocks from ground zero, WNYC has been dramatically affected in almost every conceivable way.
The largest remaining short-wave broadcaster, VOA says it has no plans to junk its transmitters: its short-wave audience has actually grown over the past decade in countries like Myanmar (where it claims a quarter of the adult population listens, and three-quarters in rural areas).Digital short-wave broadcasts would be clearer and could carry bits of text too.
If the spacecraft survived, he said, it is programmed to turn on both of its transmitters on Monday and begin a rotating sequence of signal-sending through all its antennas.
Based in Amarillo, its transmitters and relay stations send television programming to 26,000 square miles of sparsely populated plains dotted with oil fields and cattle ranches.
DogWatch has switched from the standard AM radio signal to a more precise FM signal for its transmitters to avoid that problem.
In a spin, the spacecraft could only receive intermittent solar power making it difficult to turn on its transmitter – the way it communicates with the Earth.
Our assumption instead is that Receiver-k estimates the covariance of the total received signal and noise (Φ k ) and feeds it back to its transmitter.
Before Pacifica imposed new managers last year, the station had fallen so far behind on rent for its transmitter atop the Empire State Building that it nearly went off the air.
Cognitive radio (CR) first introduced by Mitola [1] can alter its transmitter parameters to accommodate the environment where it operates to utilize spectrums more efficiently.
When it comes to pacemakers, implanting both the device and its transmitter may be safer for patients because doctors could then monitor and control its operation, Reddy says.
