Sentence examples for some interference on from inspiring English sources

It took about seven minutes to run the race to a head-bobbing conclusion, a few seconds more to confirm that Lord Windermere had edged out On His Own by a short-head and then no less than a quarter of an hour for the stewards to decide that, despite some interference on the run-in, the result should be allowed to stand.

4G has barely started to roll out in the UK, but it's already known that it will inflict some interference on digital TV.

Apologies, it wasn't something we were aware of while recording, but there was some interference on the radio mics we were using, and as a result we've had to cut one of them out of the mix entirely.

Wi-Fi 5, which is just beginning to appear in PC cards and wireless base stations, eliminates some interference problems by operating on 5 gigahertz, a less crowded band of the spectrum.

Over the years, we have found it difficult to quantify uncertainties in FFC CO2 emissions (Andres et al. 2012; Olivier et al. 2014), and the inverse modelling community is well informed about some of the interference on flux inversions (Gurney et al. 2005; Peylin et al. 2011).

Changing the beamforming vector may reduce interference on some links, while other links may suffer from higher interference.

If a user is experiencing a high interference on some of the PRBs, this factor assigns a lower weight to such PRBs.

If a user is experiencing a high interference on some of the PRBs and other PRBs have better channel quality, then this factor assigns a lower weight to the PRBs with poor channel quality.

That may disappoint some Democrats, who believe that the Russian interference on Mr. Trump's behalf in the 2016 race makes his presidency illegitimate.

It is one of the worst examples of big- government interference on the books today.

But officials flagged Johnson for interference on Raiders cornerback TJ Carrie.