Outernet is also working on a portable solar-powered receiver called Lantern.
"I have the responsibility of knowing all of the offensive linemen's calls and the quarterback's receiver calls.
In 1858 Thomson patented his telegraph receiver, called a mirror galvanometer, for use on the Atlantic cable.
The signals can be picked up by a tiny receiver called a telecoil that is built into most hearing aids and cochlear implants.
The back door opened and out stepped President Bush, who spotted Manning and stuck his arms out, in the manner of a receiver calling for a touchdown pass.
The basic technology, called an induction loop, has been around for decades as a means of relaying signals from a telephone to a tiny receiver called a telecoil, or t-coil, that can be attached to a hearing aid.
As an optical component of tower solar thermal power station, the heliostat mirror reflects sunlight to one point of the heated surface in the solar cavity receiver, called as one-point focusing system.
For minutes this went on, snappy questions and pithy answers amid the clinking of forks and knives, until a sharply dressed receiver called for the wireless microphone the same way he calls for the ball on Sundays.
Instead of negotiating a connection for each device to a high-speed wireless signal at a distant cellular tower, Autonet uses a single receiver — called a wireless router — to manage the connection to a cellular tower.
This paper proposes a new receiver, called the ARR, which can be used for proximity localization.
A receiver called NORAIS was recently installed on the International Space Station (ISS), and plotted the movement of ships around the globe.
