Sentence examples for signals passed from inspiring English sources

The court heard yesterday that Mr Hodder had received no training from Thames about awareness of "SPADs" (signals passed at danger).

Signals passed at danger (SPADS, as they are known in the industry) are at least ten times more likely to kill people than a broken rail.

Scientists have debated for decades whether separate circuitry existed for itchiness or whether its signals passed through the same nerves used to transmit pain.

A Health and Safety Executive spokeswoman said that before the recent rise, the level of "signals passed at danger" had dropped by 35% in the four years to 2002.

Mr Heinz Winters, the Railtrack manager responsible for assessing the signallers involved in the crash, said that they were "trained to wait and see" on signals passed at danger.

Most of the apparatus -- including the microphone, processor and batteries that transform speech into electrical signals passed on to electrodes embedded in the cochlea -- is still typically worn behind the ear or in a shirt pocket.

The National Security Agency's Project Echelon, apparently a precursor of T.I.A., intercepts and processes signals passing through communications satellites.

FIREWALL A firewall is a gatekeeper that blocks hacker signals passing between the Internet and your PC.

Of course, these maneuvers themselves can be seen as forms of aggressive driving -- like speeding, disregarding traffic signals, passing improperly and generally driving recklessly or inattentively.

Within it, electrical signals pass through a magnetic circuit, creating a magnetic field that excites a device known as a voice coil.

An all-pass filter modifies the phase of signals passing through it.