Sentence examples for might be jammed from inspiring English sources
An interceptor's radar might be jammed by electronic-warfare measures or a nuclear warhead could be programmed to detonate upon detection of an approaching interceptor.
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.
Eventually it will form the backbone of drone safety, reckons Benjamin Trapnell, head of the University of North Dakota's aviation department.One problem is that GPS signals might be jammed, deliberately or inadvertently.
Data might be eavesdropped and altered without notice; and the channel might be jammed and overused by adversary.
So far, no one seems to have convinced a court that online brokerages are responsible for lost trades just because their ads never mention that the phone lines might be jammed during a downturn in the market.
At an operations control center in the English city of Derby, a handful of railway engineers spend their days focusing intently on four large wall-mounted computer screens displaying data about the conditions of the engines, the heating and cooling systems and whether a door might be jammed on any of 33 Scottish trains.
For one thing, the prototype's frequency can be jammed, which might limit its usefulness for security systems.
"The hot places will be jammed, but there still might be chances to get tables because people might cancel.
When two helium nuclei each of mass 4 atomic units (4He) are jammed together, it might be expected that they would form a nucleus of beryllium of mass 8 atomic units (8Be).
