Sentence examples for replacement transmitters from inspiring English sources

Prime Minister Salam Fayyad of the Palestinian Authority visited both stations after the raids on Wednesday and vowed to get them replacement transmitters.

McConville was taken away and shot a few weeks later, Hughes claimed, after she was found to have a replacement transmitter.

Among them are the replacement of the portarule transmitter by a simple make-and-break key, the refinement of the Morse Code so that the shortest code sequences were assigned to the most frequently occurring letters, and the improvement of the mechanical design of all the system components.

Among the major developments of the first two decades of the 20th century was De Forest's discovery in 1912 of the oscillating properties of his Audion tube, a discovery that led to the replacement of the spark transmitter by an electronic tube oscillator that could generate much purer radio waves of relatively stable frequency.

Although the terror attack several months later would leave WNYC with more fundamental problems to solve -- its FM transmitter destroyed, its replacement signal unable to reach half the normal audience -- the broader issue of programming resonated throughout public radio.

After careful replacement of the intestine, the body of the transmitter was fixed on the abdominal wall and the cavity was closed with sutures.

The daily cost of CGM technology was calculated based on Food and Drug Administration recommended frequency of sensor replacement and the expected frequency of receiver and transmitter replacement.

Using the gene replacement approach, we also studied the potentiation of transmitter release by phorbol esters.

The larger replacement costs, largely involving construction of an antenna and transmitter room at the Empire State Building, amount to $2.5 million, WNYC officials said.

The site doesn't make it clear, but the replacement headbands don't include the snap-on electronic data transmitter.

A replacement antenna with higher gain and / or reoriented at the broadcaster's transmitter however, may be needed.