Sentence examples for pair of antennas from inspiring English sources

Given a pair of antennas, if we can measure this phase delay then we can determine the direction a transmitted signal is coming from.

We switch between every pair of antennas for six states, and then we rotate in a circle through the antennas going both ways for two more states.

This article describes the design and simulation of a pair of antennas on a small PCB with minimal coupling for a massive multiple input sensor network.

The researchers used a pair of antennas to transmit these signals from the car to the key when the key was farther away, tricking the car into opening without the ordinary authorization.

This is perhaps to be expected of a man whose experiments with wearable computers began in earnest in the nineteen-seventies; early versions of Mann's "WearComp" conjure up the image of a public-access-television superhero named "TV Man," with a pair of antennas protruding from a bicycle helmet and a small brick of electronics covering the right half of his face.

Path loss (PL) between a pair of antennas is the ratio of the transmitted power to the received power.

Lineages possessing an anterior (presumably deutocerebral) pair of antennae are indicated in green, chelierate-bearing lineages in red, taxa which have secondarily lost their deutocerebral appendages in blue, and taxa lacking specialized arthropodized cephalic appendages in black.

The bodies of those insects were divided then, as now, into a head bearing one pair of antennae, a thorax with three pairs of legs, and a segmented abdomen.

It is agreed generally that insects are related most closely to the myriapod group, among which the Symphyla exhibit most of the essential features required for the ancestral insect form (i.e., a Y-shaped epicranial suture, two pairs of maxillae, a single pair of antennae, styli and sacs on the abdominal segments, cerci, and malpighian tubules).

About three months ago, Thomas Eisner of Cornell University, a towering figure in the fields of biology, ecology and evolution, and a promoter of the class Insecta and related arthropod throngs so thermodynamically persuasive you kept expecting a pair of antennae to sprout from his forehead, sent my 14-year-old daughter, Katherine, a wonderful, miserable gift.

In the other interview scenario, Janet has left herself open, with a good pair of antennae.