For public utility installations in built-up areas, radio communication is usually ruled out by the difficulty of finding antenna sites and unobstructed line-of-sight radio paths.
Schumer's glasses sit low, at the crest of the bulb of his nose — there's a clear, unobstructed line between his eyes and Trump's.
The Free Space model is used to predict received signal strength when the transmitter and receiver have a clear, unobstructed line-of-sight path between them [33].
When free fluid is identified, the area should be interrogated to assure that there is a direct unobstructed line from the skin to the target fluid collection.
For each of the terrain types there is an average distance to the edge of the unobstructed line of sight given.
They provide location and time information in all weathers, anywhere on or near the Earth, where there is an unobstructed line of sight to four or more satellites [1].
Now we discuss the value of, for each of the terrain types listed in Table 1, there is an average distance to the edge of the unobstructed line of sight given, which we defined as.
Incorporating the less is more philosophy across the board, Knolls new and improved AutoStrada units, which will be introduced in Chicago later this week, sport lower barriers separating employees, less room and no overhead filing cabinets, yielding an unobstructed line of sight across the entire floor of desks.
One can imagine an ICU designed with a wrap-around, outer corridor providing families private access to a loved-one's bed, while preserving the unobstructed line of sight and clutter-free workspace the nurses need, thus allowing for visitation any time, day or night.
Because the ratio of radiation pressure and the force of gravity from a star is constant regardless of the distance (provided the statite has an unobstructed line-of-sight to the surface of its star ), such statites could also vary their distance from their central star.
Ideally, there should be a direct, unobstructed line between your computer and router.
