Sentence examples for off signals from inspiring English sources

And people do give off signals that you can pick up.

One is that some dark pools give off signals, or indicators of interest, about positions that others can exploit.

Modern versions of the Baudot Code usually use groups of seven or eight "on" and "off" signals.

Between 2009 and 2013, Skomal and a couple of tuna fishermen working for him, using harpoons, fitted a number of white sharks with acoustic tags, which give off signals detected by underwater receivers.

"He's in a different stratosphere now, and how do you approach him without setting off signals that you want something?" "The kids," as Mrs. Dorris called Jon and Joanne Corzine, have hardly ignored their old town.

He argues that radar astronomy, which is used to probe things like asteroids and the surface of Venus, already gives off signals that could be picked up by aliens.

The campaign group Hacked Off signalled it was likely to back the deal.

"The Taliban strongly threaten us if we don't turn off signal in Kandahar city," the manager said.

"Alarms went off, signalling the aircraft's proximity to the ground, and we hear the sound of violent blows as if someone is trying to force the door.

As soon as the second gun went off signaling a false start, Bolt was distraught, jerking his shirt over his head and then off his muscular torso.

In St Petersburg, protesters hurled flares and let off signal rockets, Russian media report.