Sentence examples for the receiving technology from inspiring English sources

But, as yet, the receiving technology is expensive and the receivers aren't available in rural and remote area.

Galileo would be, in theory, more accurate than GPS, and the receiving technology would be incorporated into devices like mobile phones and cars.

While the physics of ultrasonic wireless power transmission is indeed possible, whether it will be useful in a practical application depends on details of the implementation including factors related to the receiving technology, which I could not assess".

While the desert field experiment was a test for the unit that hypothetically would travel to Mars to send back data, Venter said a prototype of the receiving technology exists as well.

Conclusions from the three extant studies are also limited by the fact that the participants received technology that would now be considered obsolete.

The Online Hate Crime Hub, which will receive £450,000 from the Home Office, aims to support victims and receive technology training to identify offenders.

At the receiving end, DBF technology has been applied to sample combinations of reflected array signals from each element of an array to achieve different functions [4, 5].

Understanding the receiving environment is crucial for technology selection and should be accomplished by conducting a comprehensive site evaluation process.

McDonald's began testing mobile ordering and payments on Wednesday in select U.S. markets — the first to receive the technology as part of a pilot test aimed at working out the kinks ahead of a full rollout across the U.S. and to other international markets by year's end.

Different projects, e.g. ARDO (credit from Dedebit Credit and Saving Institution and other development partners), the Myzegzeg project, World Vision, the Catholic Church and the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahido Church, provided modern beehives and technology to farmers and 35%% of honey producers in the sample received modern technology through this channel.

Telewest launched home ADSL – asymmetric digital subscriber line, as it was known – in the UK on 31 March 2000, with Goldsmith Road in Gillingham, Kent, the first street to receive the technology after the trial at Mr Bush's home.