Sentence examples for was telemetry from inspiring English sources
noun
The science, and associated technology, of the automatic recording and transmission of data from a remote source to a receiving station for analysis
HOLY CRAP!!!!! Breathing noises from Baumgartner's microphone....breathing fast!!! Wish there was telemetry on his vital signs.
The core of the site is Telemetry, a graphical system for tracking Trixie's eating, sleeping and, er, digestive habits.
As the currently recommended laboratory techniques for assessing cardiovascular and respiratory functions are telemetry and plethysmography, we therefore combined both in a single rodent model.
Made available to the stewards was the telemetry printout from Piquet's team-mate Fernando Alonso's car, illustrating that he had also experienced wheelspin at turn 17 during the race.
Aortic blood pressure of unrestrained, conscious mice was monitored by telemetry (telemetry unit: TA11PA-C10, Data St .nces International, St. Paul, Minnesota, USA) attached to a femoral-artery catheter.
If Microsoft's Mail app checks for email, or OneDrive synchronises files, or the Weather app checks your location for updates, that is not telemetry.
One thing you cannot turn off is the telemetry that enables Microsoft to track which apps you use, and what goes wrong, so as to improve Windows 10.
That's racecar telemetry at work in 2010, and it will be in place this weekend as well for the European Grand Prix in Valencia, Spain.
The navigation message is a telemetry message, and the data is transmitted in logical units called frames.
It was the whole telemetry from qualifying.
Telemetry was indispensable in controlling and obtaining information from far-ranging craft.
