Sentence examples for transmitting device from inspiring English sources

The Qualcomm system would also provide aircraft with a back-up transponder, or transmitting device, that could give altitude, speed and location information to air traffic controllers even after hijackers turned off the main transponder, as they did on Sept. 11.

"When we moved here in 2003, there was no speedy Internet connection, and for our business it was a real problem," said Marco Di Giovanni, who is responsible for international sales at a nearby packaging firm that paid to install a transmitting device with the Polytechnic University in late 2006, soon after the project began.

Searching for the maximum weight clique for each device identifies the optimal transmitting device and the optimal packet combination to be transferred.

This mechanism, which causes a transmitting device to back off from sending data packets until the bottleneck has been eliminated is sometimes referred to as 'backpressure'backpressure

Such transmitting device selection can be reached via one of the following schemes: Each device broadcasts the weight of its maximum weight clique and the device with the maximum weight transmits for the upcoming time slot.

Display and transmitting device— Each STEMI coordinator will have a hand-held device which collects and transmits data when required with sufficient battery support.

After demonstrating his light bulb, Edison invented the generating, switching, and transmitting devices needed to supply electricity to many bulbs at once.

The author identified the transmitting devices by their distinct signal prints, which were also correlated with their physical location.

Passengers and crewmembers alike have questioned the FAA's ban on transmitting devices for years, but because it's the "law of the land" passengers are supposed to obey the rule and the flight attendants are required to enforce it.

But in the event you step foot on board and don't realize that your electronics need to be turned off, during the boarding process passengers are told about turning off (completely off) transmitting devices numerous times.

A recently published case control interview study from Germany reported a significant four-fold increased risk of malignant melanoma of the eye associated with the use of radiofrequency (RF) transmitting devices, including mobile telephones (Stang et al, 2001).