Sentence examples for specialized radio from inspiring English sources

WiTrack operates by tracking specialized radio signals reflected off a person's body to pinpoint location and movement.

With his colleagues at Stanford University in the 1950s, Dr. Bracewell designed a specialized radio telescope, called a spectroheliograph, to receive and evaluate microwaves emitted by the Sun.

In comparison to WiVi, WiTrack has significantly higher accuracy and can track both two-dimensional and three-dimensional movement using specialized radio waves, as opposed to WiFi signals.

By using specialized radio signals, WiTrack frees users from wireless devices and allows them to roam spaces freely while still providing high-accuracy localization.

When a wireless transmission system is part of the video surveillance network, specialized radio frequency (RF) and microwave test equipment are required to determine the suitability and functionality of the analog and digital transmission equipment.

One of about 150 such services in the United States, Mr. Brummond's programming lets listeners who own a specialized radio receiver listen to newspapers and magazines being read and hear exercise programs.

In fact, there are more subcarriers than commercial stations broadcasting in foreign languages throughout the region, said Ralph Sorbara, president of Sound City Electronic Corporation in Bayonne, N.J., which makes the specialized radios necessary to capture the subcarrier signal.

Pentagon officials and members of Congress have complained about the delay and about the time it has taken to equip the vehicles with specialized radios and advanced jamming transmitters, ship them to combat zones and train soldiers on how to operate them.

Eventually, the company hopes to deploy its networks in factories, among power suppliers and other utilities, and anywhere else where there's a need for constant communication between various specialized, radio-enabled devices.

First, from non-specialized radio speakers, I heard (twice) a sentence running as: "We have admired the beautiful pictures of the new planet," and I immediately realized how deceiving astronomical concepts are when their divulgation passes a number of times from one description to the following one.

(c) which related to service provided by specialized mobile radio, multiple licensed radio dispatch systems, and other radio dispatch systems; common carriers; and rate or entry regulations.