Sentence examples for many transmitters from inspiring English sources

The ability to use a direct solver is a tremendous advantage for monostatic radar cross section computations, where thousands of linear systems, with one electromagnetic scattering matrix but many right hand sides (induced by many transmitters) must be solved.

Nicotine is potent at releasing many transmitters including glutamate.

Thus, nodes can send parts of messages to many receivers and receive parts of messages from many transmitters.

However, we are interested in reducing the number of transmitters to reach a less complex radar system; also, it is unlikely that so many transmitters could be used in practice.

However, to utilize soft link switching, the hardware of user devices must be more complex and expensive compared to that of hard link switching to be able to receive signals from many transmitters simultaneously.

By advances in brain imaging [which allow us to investigate what real brains are up to in the real world - as opposed to studying dead brains - through a process of placing them in a static magnetic field and observing oxygen flow], we are going to find many more transmitters and receptors in the brain than was previously believed.

With 20 or so TV stations and as many radio transmitters broadcasting in a metropolitan area, there will be a huge stream of bits that can be selectively picked up and cached by the integrated TV-PCs.

We transmitted WiFi at 2,412 MHz, which is 802.11g Channel 1, at a constant WiFi conducted power of 50 mW (17 dBm), which is significantly lower than the conducted power allowed and/or found in many 801.11g transmitters.

In the case of depression, MTHFR mutations play a significant role as they impact the methylation cycle, that produces many neuro-transmitters.

Figure 1 presents the experimental layout of our STBEM survey, which uses many surface EM transmitters in different directions as well as borehole EM transmitters.

Rather than relying only on installing more big centralized towers, carriers add many pint-sized transmitters, especially in populated areas, to efficiently and flexibly increase capacity, often shunting signals directly from the cells to Internet backbones, limiting congestion on the airwaves.