Sentence examples for waves disrupt from inspiring English sources

A 7-year investigation has discovered that radio waves disrupt the piloting systems of migratory European robins.

These waves disrupt satellite and terrestrial communications on earth on a weekly if not daily basis, according to University of Hawaii scientist Dr. Jason Byrne.

Strong winds and high waves disrupted marine and airline traffic, with two flights canceled.

Their future resilience and survival may in many cases depend on it, as many are perched dangerously on the frontline of fast rising sea levels, increasing and more severe inundations, extreme droughts, hurricanes and heat waves disrupting their citizens and economy.

If transmitters are positioned too close together, Bluetooth radio waves sometimes disrupt Wi-Fi connections.

Other devices use radio waves to disrupt the targeted drone's communications while other systems still use larger drones to capture smaller drones.

The mechanical shear caused by the ultrasonic waves can disrupt the cell wall at higher duty cycles and ultimately has a lethal effect [ 93].

The storm stayed hundreds of miles away from the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, although it did generate waves that disrupted responses to the spill.

The Georgian-born designer is fashion's current cult figure, as the lead designer of Vetements, the label making waves with disrupted streetwear – hoodies with overlong sleeves, shirts cut back to front.

While a lot of travel startups (Airbnb, Ctrip, Kayak, to name a few) have made waves by disrupting how people search for and buy accommodation, flights and other travel services, the ongoing interest in building out strong content plays to attract audiences is also being played out in the travel sector.

Nashashibi hails from Croydon; Lucy Skaer (re-working of Hokusai's Great Wave), Louise Hopkins (disrupted printed material), Henry Coombes (graphic work inspired by Landseer's nervous breakdown), and Tony Swain (collages of the Guardian, no less) were born in Cambridge, Hertfordshire, Kent and Northern Ireland respectively.