Sentence examples for reception device from inspiring English sources

It included an audio transmission device and an audio reception device.

The human body was employed as an audio signal transmission medium, where the audio signal transmission was near the ear, and an audio reception device in the ear received and played the audio signal from the human body.

According to Child's press release, From Farthest Known Objects is set to be something of a concept LP, for which his collection of hardware became an "elaborate reception device that allowed [him] to tune into transmissions from Distant Galaxies," receiving "Pop Hits... being played on their radio stations".

"While exploring new production techniques using old and unlikely hardware, the results were so unusual that I really had the sense that these pieces of equipment didn't actually create these sounds, rather they were in fact some kind of elaborate reception device that allowed me to tune into transmissions from Distant Galaxies.

These challenges include risks of excessive soil deformation, possibility of path deviation, excessive jacking force, leaking of pipe joint and failure of jacking machine gasketed launch and reception devices.

The entire content value chain of content creation, editing, archiving, distribution as well as consumer electronics content reception devices, provide an accelerating feed-forward mechanism.

Moreover, reliable reception of video contents by the mobile devices poses additional constraints because of the dynamic nature of the links and the limited resources of the mobile reception devices.

These forms of distribution seem to imply experiences free from the constraints of the material world, but in fact, the experiences are highly shaped by the reception devices through which users come in contact with the transmitted information.

Once at the hotel, beacons that can recognise travellers' phones will mean that there is no need to check-in at reception; the device will guide a traveller straight to his room, where, in concert with that room's BLE transmitter, his phone will also act as his key.

What matters is the kind of reception the device gets when it arrives in schools.

At the center of the HPWG's interests are the phenomena that belong to the longue durée of literary/cultural history, such as the formation, evolution, and reception of devices, genres, styles, plot elements, conceptual categories, thematic constellations, and literary systems.