Sentence examples for jamming by from inspiring English sources

For example, future autonomous vehicles will rely heavily on global positioning satellite data and other systems, which are vulnerable to jamming by malicious computer hackers.

One of the songs came from Pickles, who was just jamming by himself after a show in Canada, playing this lick and kept moving it over and over again and we said, 'Dude what is that?

He said their arrest came amid a "dramatic increase in anti-BBC rhetoric" by Iran and was part of an intensifying campaign of "intimidation and bullying as well as attempts to interfere with our independence:" In recent weeks the jamming by the Iranians of international Persian language TV stations, such as BBC Persian TV and the Voice of America's Persian News Network has intensified.

c The ring is mated without jamming by hollowed finger effect.

Thus, the effect of jamming by the constant jammer is determined to be above 90 % with respect to the average PDR of various probabilities.

It says it will also have between 30 and 40 staff on site at any one time to check users do not suffer interference from either each others' equipment or deliberate jamming by malicious parties.

More compact sites, like an official motorcade, could be jammed by devices in the cars.

One of its first customers is America's Department of Defence, which is increasingly worried about the ease with which its feeble GPS signals might be jammed by enemies.

Internship ReprintsBusinesses from vending-machine operators to public-transport providers complain about the cost of counting and stacking dollar bills, and of fixing machines jammed by misfed bills.

With their call centers jammed by customers trying to rebook their flights, some airlines found innovative ways to speed the process.

The wavelet packet components with small energy magnitudes are easily jammed by the measurement noise.