Sentence examples for network of transmitters from inspiring English sources

Initially Gates was coy about exactly what kind of wireless connection the devices would use, but by the second speech he disclosed that Microsoft had built its own network of transmitters using FM subcarrier bands.

In practice, this could be achieved by building a network of transmitters that use White Spaces to link remote houses and villages to larger towns that are already connected to the internet.

In practice, this could be achieved by building a network of transmitters that use white spaces to link remote houses and villages to larger towns that are already connected to the internet.

Some tracking efforts make use of satellites for uploading data; others set up networks of transmitters in forests or other natural areas to pick up signals from tagged individuals.

PCL can naturally use its network structure of transmitters of opportunity, e.g. TV and DAB broadcasting and cellular radio networks, various GNSS systems, which makes FS PCL even more attractive in comparison with a single or chained dedicated FSR.

Northpoint, which says it can build a large network of local transmitters within two years or so of obtaining the licenses, has its share of supporters.

Looking for a way to link the disparate systems, they bought NTL, which owned a national network of television transmitters, in 1996 and took on that name.

When the signal is temporarily blocked by a moving object such as a person, however, it shows up loud and clear.Using a network of small transmitters and receivers, the researchers have found it is possible to plot a person's position quite accurately and display it on the screen of a laptop.

It has a coalition of government agencies, auto manufacturers and industry associations working toward the goal of wiring up vehicles to communicate with one another and with a network of roadside transmitters.

It's also equipped to receive weather information broadcasts directly from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, which operates a nationwide radio network of 560 transmitters that broadcasts nothing but weather reports 24 hours a day.

In Figure 2, we give an example of such a graph for a network of two transmitter and two receiver pairs.