Sentence examples for making signals from inspiring English sources

When Senator Larry Craig was arrested in a public restroom and accused of making signals with his foot that the police said meant he was in search of anonymous gay sex, Mr. Craig said it was a misunderstanding and that he just had a wide stance when using the toilet.

Volunteers who are willing to spend $1,000 for a simple Wi-Fi antenna and router are interconnecting by pointing at one another around the city, making signals available locally in a radius of approximately a city block from each antenna.

uberVU is making Signals available as part of its existing social media dashboard, a product whose customers include PayPal.

One challenge has been that heating samples in this type of equipment is a major engineering challenge, yet methods for De determination use thermal pretreatments to remove charge from unstable traps, making signals arising from irradiation in nature and the laboratory comparable.

It's likely the earliest gongs used among the indigenous populace had no recreational value but were simply used for making signals and sending messages.

"He examined me and then he started making signals to them without saying anything as if he was trying to tell them: 'he needs to sleep, otherwise he would go crazy.'".

Hence, the number of signalling molecules fluctuates with time, making signal processing noisy.

Although the technology has changed, the basic art of flag making is similar to what Edward and Benjamin Annin practiced in a Manhattan loft when they started making signal flags for sailing ships in the 1820's.

In the 1800s, Alexander Annin started making signal flags for merchant ships.

Web-site defacements were an annoyance in the standoff between China and the Philippines over the Scarborough Shoal/Huangyan Island, but more serious cyber attacks could have escalated the situation, making signalling much more complicated.

Furthermore, the self-mixing procedure removes any modulation of the transmitting signal, making signal processing in PCL independent of the specific modulation of the transmitter.