Sentence examples for lower radio from inspiring English sources
In mid-conversation with my wife I had said "Alexa", probably to request lower radio volume, and my wife said, in Spanish, "fue todo" ("it was everything").
A pronounced temperature effect at higher NH3 flow rate or lower radio frequency (rf) power was attributed to a relatively large [N H].
The performance of the array will be enhanced by adding 110 antennae elements to the currently planned 240-antennae array and by extending its performance to lower radio frequencies.
Furthermore, the results were compared with those obtained by (Aschwanden, M.J., Güdel, M. The coevolution of decimetric millisecond spikes and hard X-ray emission during solar flares. Astrophys. J. 401, 736 753, 1992) for spikes observed on lower radio frequencies.
"While current Street expectations suggest current estimates could be tweaked down somewhat, we believe the reduction will be about 3% or less, most likely to reflect lower radio revenues due to Howard Sterns departure".
We now describe the operation of HM and link adaptive relaying in the relay-based OFDMA system described in Section 2. We assume, without loss of generality, that users are of two types: users of type 1 enjoy good radio conditions and can, hence, decode the signal properly, and users of type 2 which have lower radio conditions and which can or not decode their signal successfully.
For secondary joint reconstruction in the adult, VBJGs must be discussed along with prosthetic arthroplasties (radio-carpal, lower radio-ulnar, trapezo-metacarpal, interphalangeal).
Although the panel did not make specific recommendations to consumers, a representative did note that using a hands-free headset during a conversation or communicating via text message would be options for lowering radio frequency exposure.
By contrast, at their much lower frequencies, radio waves do not carry anywhere near enough energy to produce free radicals.
Worrying about wireless Changes in the air Game theory in practice Muscling in on motors Put your thinking cap on Disrupting the disrupters ReprintsBy contrast, at their much lower frequencies, radio waves do not pack anywhere near enough energy to produce free radicals.
Exposure to printed advertisements was also lower than radio program exposure, with approximately 47% having seen an advertisement about reproductive health or HIV/AIDS.
