Sentence examples for wireless frequency from inspiring English sources

The orb receives a signal on a wireless frequency used by pagers.

Connected by wireless frequency to your monitor, the knee board will save space and will be perfect for a multitasker: you'll be able to write a PowerPoint presentation while giving yourself a deep-tissue massage.

2. The device should be placed in a location with high wireless frequency, such as close to a TV station, embassies, and consulates in order to prevent the enemy from identifying its location.

The other XO shareholders would be left with the worthless wireless frequency — and they would have to use most of the $700 million to pay off the debt it owed to... Carl Icahn!

The London Olympic and Paralympic Games are likely to require up to 20,000 separate wireless frequency assignments, according to the communications regulator Ofcom.

The module also has a car communication stack, of course, transmitting the relevant data to my car's dash infotainment system using a dedicated wireless frequency.

Originally called NextLink, it was founded by Craig McCaw, the wireless pioneer, who set up its original fiber optic network, and bought, at great expense, some wireless frequencies.

The Federal Communications Commission took the first steps to improve access to airwaves and create a market where wireless frequencies can be swapped or sold.

The Internet and phone companies respond by imposing monthly limits, and the F.C.C. is trying to make more wireless frequencies available.

The rise ofWi-Fi (802.11) networks - using wireless frequencies that can be set up locally, without the need for a costly licence - is a hopeful sign that it might be business as unusual.

The origins of the airwaves battle go back to 1993 and 1994, when Congress and regulators decided to reserve a new block of wireless frequencies exclusively for small entrepreneurs -- companies that federal officials hoped might offer new technologies, while introducing competition into existing markets.