Sentence examples for millimeter wave technologies from inspiring English sources

Wireless backhaul solutions incorporate millimeter wave technologies of 60 and 70 80 GHz, microwave technologies between 6 and 60 GHz, and sub 6-GHz radio wave technologies in both licensed and unlicensed bands.

The T.S.A. says it had also bought 242 other body scan machines that use millimeter wave technology, which doesn't emit radiation but uses "harmless radio waves," according to its manufacturer, L-3 Security and Detection Systems.

Conceived by Aereo founder Chet Kanojia, Starry looks to handle every aspect of broadband service using millimeter wave technology.

Millimeter wave technology can "see" through clothing at the skin and danglies underneath and, presumably at the knives I'm hiding on my leg.

The Starry Point would sit outside the user's window or on their roof and receive connectivity, via millimeter wave technology (the same stuff used in the TSA scanners at the airport), to their home.

But many of these "experts" have ulterior motives, because they happen to also work for the manufacturers of X-ray and millimeter wave technology.

The other model of the body imagers uses millimeter-wave technology, which doesn't raise radiation issues.

But the majority of those machines, made by a unit of L-3 Communications Inc., employ millimeter-wave technology, which uses radio frequency waves to inspect a body.

While the Rapiscan X-ray machines are now gone, similar body-scanners that use less controversial millimeter-wave technology remain in place at most checkpoints.

An article in the special Circuits section on April 5 about a method of high-speed wireless data transmission called millimeter-wave technology referred to it incorrectly at one point.

Millimeter-wave technology is promising for the next generation of wireless communication.