Sentence examples for make of radio from inspiring English sources

Albini added new words, wondering aloud what alien civilizations would make of radio thousands of years from now.

If that means nothing to you, it's like being able to swap those tapes you made of Radio 1 chart shows with anyone in the world.

As The Times reported late last week, a presidential advisory committee is urging President Obama to adopt computer technologies so that better use is made of radio spectrum for wireless communications.

As The Times reported last week, a presidential advisory committee is urging President Obama to adopt computer technologies so that better use is made of radio spectrum for wireless communications.

But, depending on where you are, some of that gentle static sea may be made of radio waves from the Sun.

It is semi-rigid and made of radio-opaque polyurethane; there are six sideports in the distal 3 cm of the catheter.

And what to make of the radio host Chris Russo's wild rant last week on his sports call-in show on Sirius XM Satellite Radio?

Special elements that make use of Radio City's grand scale — from 3-D effects to confetti and tinsel to onstage fireworks — integrate neatly with the true heart of the show, the impeccable precision dancing of the Rockettes.

In order to detect moving sub-groups over time, we make use of radio based proximity estimation.

Many devices in our daily lives make use of radio waves, such as mobile phones, remote controls and satellite navigation.

IF "Seek" has any faults, it is the complaint often made of public radio itself.