Sentence examples for station to communicate from inspiring English sources

In the 1880s, well before Marconi's efforts at Pen Olver, the Lloyds shipping company had set up its own signal station to communicate with ships as they came into sight of the coast, using a system of flag signalling to spell out the letters of the alphabet.

By overwhelming reception at the eNodeB by means of a jamming signal, the attacker is effectively preventing the base station to communicate with every UE in the cell, thus extending the range of the attack to the entire cell.

Airlines were forced to cancel flights and Nunavut's premier took to the local CBC station to communicate with local officials in the territory's far-flung hamlets. .

For the trial, Telstra will supply base stations to communicate with the balloons and access to space on the radio spectrum.

For example, Japan dramatically increased the number of microwave links in its network after a large earthquake in 1968 and started using mobile stations to communicate with telecoms satellites after another in 1993.

The drones would use 3G technology to send position data back to the ground station and to communicate.

Gleick wrote that weather forecasters relied "heavily on a kind of informed guesswork" and that television stations struggled to communicate this information in their broadcasts to viewers.

"The scale of this thing was absolutely incredible," said Mr. Hunstable, who started the company in 2007 with a fellow West Point graduate to help troops stationed overseas to communicate more easily with family members.

These are the only two ground stations able to communicate with all orbits of LEO satellites.

Only near nodes to the base station are able to communicate with it in one hop.

In Seattle, the police used television stations and newspapers to communicate with a suspect in a 2000 bank robbery in which a police officer was wounded in a shootout, said Gil Kerlikowske, Seattle's police commissioner.