Transmitter

Radio transmitter, 250 watt

Cover up that transmitter.

Is that a transmitter?

It's a transmitter, Comrade.

K is a daylight receiver transmitter.

It's essentially a big microwave transmitter.

Microwave link terminal FM transmitter 2.3 GHz

Exicom Hawk rural telephone transmitter test set

You'll all wear a gallium arsenide transmitter.

Microwave link terminal FM transmitter 1.6 1.8 GHz

(e) Exicom Hawk rural telephone transmitter test set

I come after some batteries for the beach transmitter.

Multiplex terminals Microwave link terminal FM transmitter 380 420 MHZ

And they were the first people to describe this new chemical transmitter, nitric oxide.

Family tradition, my dear. Do I get an exploding briefcase and a secret transmitter?

And grandparents are very important, because they are the transmitter of cultural evolution and information.

The 121.5 MHz signal emanates from a low powered transmitter to facilitate final homing procedures.

Each receiver transmitter combination has a coverage area of 40 kms in diameter in flat terrain.

There are hundreds of lights in an aircraft cabin, and each of these lights could be a potential transmitter of wireless data.

29. At the end of 1985, the United Nations stopped direct broadcasting of radio programmes because of a sudden increase in transmitter costs.

This is again, something we were able to see by virtue of the fact that we had a radio transmitter in one of the snakes.

The application of selective vector (transmitter insects) control should be in line with the epidemiological stratification of the country into high , moderate and low risk zones.

But in order to find out the real secrets of these creatures it was necessary for us to actually insert a small radio transmitter inside each snake.

That permitted the downlinks to operate with a single carrier per power amplifier, which, when operating near saturation, afforded the most efficient use of available transmitter power.

In particular, electro magnetic environmental impact statements must be required before space borne transmitter systems were launched. F. Examples of applications of communication satellites in the telecommunication

And what they've done here is they've put electrodes in its ganglia and its brain and then a transmitter on top, and it's on a big computer tracking ball.

General regulations referred to in article 95 bis of the General Act on Credit Organizations and Related Activities applicable to anyone defined as a money transmitter under the Act

Radars have been used in both a monostatic (a single antenna for both transmitter and receiver) and bistatic (transmitting from one antenna and receiving from a second antenna) configuration.

In that context, international organizations such as the International Telecommunication Union, but also the operators of local platform transmitter terminals (PTTs), should be encouraged to be more liberal in their pricing structures.

A low energy transmitter on board is sufficient because of the short distance from the ground, but infrequent and short visibility periods are a drawback, leading to some ground segment and operational complexity.

Provisions for the emergency locator transmitter, based on the International Search and Rescue Satellite System (COSPAS SARSAT) programme are being reviewed, and amended SARPs are expected to be completed in the year 2000.

An in flight contrived experiment to use the communications transmitter for active, bistatic measurements produced supportive but not conclusive evidence for the existence of ice in the permanent shadows of craters near the lunar poles.

The advantages of an optical communication system instead of a microwave communication system in free space were (a) smaller size and weight (b) less transmitter power (c) larger bandwidth and (d) higher immunity to interference.

Provision under this heading is based on the estimated monthly costs indicated in section A of the present annex and includes the non recurrent cost for the freight of the United Nations radio transmitter transferred from available stock.

Reassuring my family, giving them hope that I did not have, but above all warning my leaders that the transmitter I had been in charge of had been seized by the Germans and was now working for them.

So the thought is, hey, maybe what we should do is just immediately we hear there is H5N1 spreading from human to human, the virus has mutated to be a human to human transmitter let's shut down the airports.

It started operating in October 1984. A large parabolic antenna 64 metres in diameter, a receiver, a transmitter and a ranging system in S band are provided at the Centre to serve as a deep space tracking, telemetry and command station.

It started operating in October 1984. A large parabolic antenna 64 metres in diameter, a receiver, a transmitter and a ranging system in S band are provided at the Centre to serve as a deep space tracking, telemetry and command station.

It's just been industrial, which means those who were producing had to have a way of raising money to pay those two and a half million dollars, and later, more for the telegraph, and the radio transmitter, and the television, and eventually the mainframe.

Wikipedia s boosters trumpet it as heralding the arrival of Web 2.0. Whereas Web 1.0 facilitated the storage and transmission of vast amounts of different kinds of information in cyberspace, Web 2.0 supposedly renders the whole process interactive, removing the final frontier separating the transmitter and receiver of information.

In this regard, the Special Rapporteur was informed that in August 1996, Radio 101.2 FM, the only private radio station broadcasting in Belarusian and broadcasting independent news, which had been operating since July 1995, was ordered to stop immediately using the 101.2 frequency, because the authorities said that its transmitter was interfering with government communications.

Under the project, Madagascar received meteorological equipment, such as weather observation stations, a primary data user system, a high resolution picture transmission system, a hydrogen electrolyzer, a transmitter, and several other items of equipment at a total cost of approximately 1,745,000 European currency units. 12. In January 1997, Madagascar requested assistance from WMO to replace meteorological equipment destroyed by tropical cyclone Gretelle.

7. Reports indicate that on 15 October 1997 ECOMOG planes dropped bombs near the external communications centre in Freetown that did not explode. An aerial sortie on 16 October is reported to have occurred over the television and radio facility at Leicester Peak, 10 kilometres from Freetown. The transmitter was not damaged. 8. Some 1,200 Sierra Leonean troops, including the Kenema Brigade Commander, are reported to have defected to ECOMOG.

Our bodies get Vitamin D from the sun, but as dermatologist Richard Weller suggests, sunlight may confer another surprising benefit too. New research by his team shows that nitric oxide, a chemical transmitter stored in huge reserves in the skin, can be released by UV light, to great benefit for blood pressure and the cardiovascular system. What does it mean? Well, it might begin to explain why Scots get sick more than Australians ...