Sentence examples for which transmissions from inspiring English sources

"It is the F.C.C.'s authority and obligation to determine which transmissions are lawful," said Lauren Patrich, a spokeswoman for the commission's wireless bureau.

For aerospace applications in which transmissions must penetrate the atmosphere, the frequency range is 100 megahertz (100,000,000 cycles per second) to 10,000 megahertz.

In sum, although the Fourth Amendment protects a person's privacy, not her property, owning the property in which transmissions occur has become the surest means of protecting privacy.

The first field specifies the time interval, in milliseconds, after which transmissions can occur; the second field defines the size of packets that will be sent.

Since the channel response variation is periodic, it is interesting to consider an OFDM system in which transmissions are synchronized with the mains signal.

We have analyzed the performance of buffer-constrained wireless systems in the practical scenario in which transmissions are performed using finite blocklength codes with possible decoding errors at the receiver.

But the four cases confirmed on Friday were thought to be the first in which transmission occurred within the US.

Environmentalist Chris Baines, who chaired the stakeholder group of conservation organisations which advised the National Grid on which transmission lines to prioritise, said some difficult decisions had to be made.

"It's down to the second in terms of what happens, which transmission paths opened, when areas became isolated," Mr. Benjamin said.

This is the level of vaccine coverage at which transmission of a pathogen becomes very difficult in an entire population of people.

The EPP, and its constituent 'miniatures', became the fundamental model against which transmission at other chemical synapses, including those in the brain, have subsequently been compared.