Sentence examples for the receiving equipment from inspiring English sources

Sitting in his room, within earshot of the receiving equipment, Mr. Williams simply decoded the messages about business deals as they clattered in.

The Russians' real response to the revelation was to blast both embassies with high intensity radio signals, in a failed attempt  to jam the receiving equipment.

The receiving equipment can be up to 17cm (6.7in) above the road's surface.

The idea is to use advanced data-compression techniques on board the small satellites so that the signals beamed back to the ground can be handled by off-the-shelf receiving equipment.

For the ban exists not (as the public is often led to believe) because mobiles disrupt an aircraft's sensitive avionics, but rather to stop them playing havoc with the phone companies' receiving equipment on the ground that is trying to handle their calls.

This puts up the cost of the sending and receiving equipment but means, for example, that it is possible to increase transmission capacity 40-fold by sending 40 separate channels down one fibre, rather than having to lay 39 extra cables.But there is a problem.

Breitling says the signal from the wristwatch should be picked up by receiving equipment on the rescue aircraft, helping the crew spot the pilot and passengers more easily.

If that happens, Alice and Bob can ditch the compromised key and ask for another.However, if Eve can somehow tinker with the sending and receiving equipment (for example by blinding it with a special kind of laser, as happened in one famous quantum hack in 2010, or getting the manufacturer to do something similar), she can hide her disruption, leaving Bob and Alice none the wiser.

He said that to pay for the block-by-block installation of receiving equipment -- the large gray panel housing a loudspeaker, siren and flashing lights -- his company would need at least 50 customers per block.

Special receiving equipment in the aircraft detects the difference and displays it to the pilot in the form of a bearing.

The USS O'Brien was fitted with receiving equipment and attempted to follow the cable out of the Channel.