Sentence examples for read signals from inspiring English sources

The sensors in the arm are able to read signals from his brain.

The Detroit Tigers positioned a minor league manager in their upper deck to read signals over the pitcher's shoulder.

But military officers have also clearly read signals from the political leadership and the public, desiring combat operations to be casualty-free.

The system works on the same principle as the E-ZPass toll-road technology, in which scanners at tollbooths read signals from transponders installed on the windshields of passing vehicles to pay tolls automatically.

After a short pass to Colts receiver Marvin Harrison, Simms said Harrison "doesn't read signals" -- perhaps wise considering Manning's wild cryptology -- but receives the play "from whoever lines up next to him".

But, at 68, he failed to read signals, including a few from within his own party, that voters could tolerate only so far his often divisive approach to government.

"Children and adults have the opportunity to learn how to tie a knot, raise a sail, read signal flags and do some navigation activities," said Lauren Duffy, the seaport's director of family programs.

When reached for comment, Aaron Gordon, a transit journalist who writes the widely read Signal Problems newsletter, said oversight must first be addressed by a Democrat-controlled Albany.

It can also be used to predict new spliced reads with no spliced read signal information.

Because the MapSplice package does not depend on spliced read signal information when aligning reads, it can locate some reads that SpliceMap cannot align.

"She's wonderful at reading signals," Mr. Parsons said.