Sentence examples for subject to jamming from inspiring English sources

And the statement alleges that Al-Jazeera's transmissions were subject to jamming before its licence to broadcast in Egypt was cancelled while its local branch was compulsorily liquidated.

The result is that their communications are both subject to jamming, and often also show their location to Russian direction-finding equipment.

Equal protein concentrations from control siRNA, JAM-A siRNA, and mock-transfected cells were subjected to JAM-A IP.

"You can have 10 of them, and if they are all subject to being jammed by a pipe doing something that we know actually happened [once before], then you're not much safer".

And this is probably because the bypass, with its several roundabouts, is often subject to traffic jams.

In addition to jamming detection, the auditing algorithm also performs classification of jamming.

Even under normal circumstances, the mix of carts, wagons, and pedestrians in the undersized alleys was subject to frequent traffic jams and gridlock.

Opposition leaders say they would like to have access to Internet hardware — any products made by Cisco Systems, for example, are subject to sanctions — and high-speed satellite Internet service, which experts say is generally harder to jam than broadcasts.

Kevin Costner likes to jam.

Are we going to jam computers?

China used to jam their broadcasts.