Sentence examples for jammer which from inspiring English sources

Four months ago, he paid $200 for a jammer, which he placed surreptitiously on one side of the room.

Today, a GPS jammer, which some people keep in their trunks to block police from tracking them, will easily throw off a self-driving car's ability to sense where it is, Cummings said.

Joel Conarroe New York, Nov. 4, 2007 To the Editor: As the battle intensifies over the proper use of cellphones in public spaces, short of legalizing the jammer, which may take some time, I propose that train conductors be empowered to issue a summons to the blabber-mouths.

We demonstrate that WisperNet reduces the efficiency of any statistical jammer to that of a random jammer, which has the lowest censorship-to-link utilization ratio.

This solution by itself would prevent a downlink jamming attack to be launched with a simple radio transmitter or jammer, which substantially increases the attack complexity and cost.

Figure 11 compares the throughput of the proposed scheme with the throughput of the random channel selection scheme when there is a jammer, which behaves according to the attacker model described in subsection 3.2.

Several tours on Red Buses, also called jammers, which leave from various lodges in the park, ride on Going-to-the-Sun.

That includes "Food Jammers," which revolves around three Canadian guys and their goofy culinary inventions, such as 3-D pizzandnd a taco vending machine.

Gaylord sponsors the team he has been playing with for three years, the Connecticut Jammers, which practices Tuesday nights and Saturday mornings at New Horizons Village, a residence for physically disabled adults in Unionville, about 10 miles west of Hartford.

MORE pleasantly, the park celebrates nostalgia of a different sort — from the Art Deco typography on the official signage to the fleet of low-slung, roll-top tour buses known as "red jammers," which date from the '30s.

Weapons with less permanent effects include electronic jammers, which interfere with broadcast signals or satellite controls.