Sentence examples for transmitter tower from inspiring English sources

The money went to build his own transmitter tower, totally independent from the local government and one of a handful in Russia.

The eddy covariance measuring system is operated at 82 m elevation on a tall radio/television transmitter tower above an area covered by agricultural fields and forest patches.

The only recent construction I saw in the east was transmitter towers for the two cellphone companies controlled by one of the despot's squabbling sons.

For example, the F.C.C. refused to license a company that concealed the fact that it started building transmitter towers before the agency approved the construction.

Of the many radio and television stations with transmitter towers at the World Trade Center, some were able to switch to backup sites, primarily on the Empire State Building.

Homes falling within a certain range of transmitter towers will automatically have a filter issued, while a helpline will be set up to deal with interference cases outside of the predicted areas.

The central entity can additionally rely on geo-location databases providing the coordinates of known primary transmitters (e.g., television transmitter towers) and their respective regions of potential interference.

Television transmission has been taking place from Crystal Palace since at least the 1930s and two TV transmitter towers — Crystal Palace Transmitter - 640 feet tall — and Croydon Transmitter - 500 feet tall — stand on the hill at Upper Norwood, making the district a landmark location visible from many parts of the London area.

If a newcomer joins the network (client devices will be joining and leaving continuously) and happens to be near a transmitter, the tower and its various clients will have to scramble to find yet another channel they can all use without causing interference.

If a newcomer then joins the network (client devices are expected to be joining and leaving continuously) and happens to be near a transmitter, the tower and its various clients will have to scramble to find yet another channel they can all use without causing interference.

We assume that the primary transmitter (TV tower, etc). is stationary and the position of secondary users can be estimated by existing positioning algorithms [28 32].