Sentence examples for preamble from from inspiring English sources

There was no preamble from the coroner today; not even a perfunctory greeting.

Because each tidbit gets its own preamble from the waiter, a table of four can sit in suspended animation for a very long time as ingredients are itemized.

When the final announcement came – after a dense 45-minute preamble from the election chief, Farouk Sultan – it instantly rippled through Tahrir Square, setting off fireworks, flag-waving and chants of "God is greatest".

After a preamble from Darling about the state of the economy (fragile), committee chairman John McFall begins by asking Darling has he made any progress in his push to clamp down on systemic risk?

And he added, "The only people who were able to quote the Constitution to us were able to because they were able to sing the preamble from 'Schoolhouse Rock!' " Mr. Sagal considers himself "a relatively informed guy" but far from a constitutional expert.

An MTC device randomly chooses a preamble from a pool of preambles and transmits it during the RACH.

The RMPA approach also takes into account that during the scanning process there are no arrivals of downlink preambles from the serving BS.

This paper borrows the ideas of short and long preambles from the OFDM standards/literature and extends them to the FBMC systems.

But Lurie began with a 12-minute preamble, oscillating from anger to optimism and back again.

This "Tartuffe," in an adaptation by Miles Malleson, starts with a tacked-on preamble, excerpted from a one-act farce by Molière called "Impromptu at Versailles".

where p×[ k] contains the two halves of the original preamble obtained from the operation p×=A dp.