Sentence examples for under its interference from inspiring English sources

Last summer, just before the statute of limitations was set to expire, it issued new charges against at least 95 protesters under its "interference" statute, which makes it unlawful to "interfere in any manner with a police officer or other employee of the County in the performance of his official duties or to obstruct him in any manner whatsoever while performing any duty".

Panelists were, for instance, asked how police or intelligence agencies would be able to assess the risks of hacking a particular piece of equipment — sanctioned by the IP bill under its 'equipment interference' and 'bulk equipment interference' (aka: mass hacking) provisions — given the complex interplay of digital devices and services already evident in a nascent but growing Internet of Things.

Currently working on: A lengthy civil trial against the police brought the under Torts (Interference with Goods) Act 1977.

In the spectrum underlay approach, the secondary user (SU) coexists with primary user (PU) in the licensed band by keeping its induced interference under a certain threshold to avoid interrupting the primary transmission.

As the 1D morphology-based approach shows good robustness, its accuracy under interference is examined by fixing a star tracker prototype onto a tripod in a field experiment, as shown in Supplementary Fig. S9a.

While the Broad Institute won the rights to its patent under a "no interference" ruling, UC Berkeley must still obtain the more basic CRISPR patent.

However, the PU has prime concern from CR that it should operate under tolerable interference limit.

We then extend our results to wireless networks under general interference constraints.

That the HCJB was found reliable under the interference fitting loads and environmental temperature change.

The results are used to characterize D-optimal complete block designs under an interference model.

Interference patterns under various interference filters with wavelengths of 700, 589 and 532 nm are recorded through a microscope by a CCD sensor.