Sentence examples for permitting the receiver from inspiring English sources

The scheme allows a sender to prove the authenticity of a message to a specified receiver without permitting the receiver to prove that the message was authenticated by the sender.

This permits the receiver to collect only the image-containing light pulse returned by the target and thus reduce the water-scattering related noise of underwater image dramatically.

Here, the SINR values at a receiver node, in the presence of a simultaneous transmission with the other couple, always permit the receiver to decode successfully the signal of interest.

The GPS receiver permits the acquisition of data with time accuracy in the order of 0.1 ms.

It is apparent that this section intends to permit the appointment of a receiver to take charge of all the assets of the debtor when the provisions of the statute apply as to the debtor and his transferee, and the latter is required to know of the fraudulent intent on the part of the debtor.

There will also be an add-on receiver for $79 that permits the addition of three more rooms.

The Leech Lake Area Chamber of Commerce, the sponsor, does not permit the use of underwater video cameras in its competitions, although sonar and G.P.S. receivers are allowed.

Such a link topology permits the use of highly directional transmitters with low beam divergence and narrow field-of-view (FOV) receivers.

This blind identification function of the receiver permits to increase the data rate transmission, since it will be unnecessary to transmit supplementary information about the encoder parameters with the useful data.

Namely, their results showed that the maximum power level of emissions of the designed SWUR towards the antenna/electrode does not exceed −75 dBm, which is well below the −57 dBm limit permitted for receivers operating in the 25 MHz–1 GHz band according to the frequency regulations [56].

In the NTSC system, the chrominance signal is an alternating current of precisely specified frequency (3.579545 ± 0.000010 megahertz), the precision permitting its accurate recovery at the receiver even in the presence of severe noise or interference.