In the sense that the little male hooks his antennae onto the much bigger female's antennae and becomes her sperm gun.
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The other technique, "multiple input/multiple output" (MIMO), uses a number of antennae to transmit separate streams of data, with multiple antennae at the receiving end processing all the incoming signals.
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This is when the male would reach out with his extra long antennae and curl them around the female's antennae rhythmically stroking upward in what seems to be a pacifying gesture.
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"Antennae of the sinister moth" — 1st in Niches & Hollows.
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Because they put the antennae where you hold the phone.
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Antennae will be more numerous, for sure, but will shrink.
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After Mourner and Temporary Antennae I made a specific shift.
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"Our antennae are up," said Sandy Brown, the group's president.
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In scorning Hagan's work, Wenner's editorial antennae have failed him.
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I see a battery, an antennae and some unknown chips.
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And its damn antennae are almost as long as its body.
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These antennae are vanguards of a new generation of wireless technologies.
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These circuits are used for things like sensors and radio antennae.
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The wrinkle is that our antennae for pain are notably unreliable.
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Doering carefully unfurled No. 1's antennae and legs using tweezers.
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Apparently, only Westerners get squeamish when seeing antennae on their plates.
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It's supposed to improve accuracy for antennae performance, including things like GPS.
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The fiberglass sphere contains an 19543 meter wide (27.5 foot) antennae dish.
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But satellite experts say its parabolic antennae could have military uses, too.
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Honeybees, for example, use their antennae to help them land on flowers.
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I've been calling them antennae but I feel like that's really wrong.
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Trim off the long antennae and the pointy end of its nose.
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Networks will have to be augmented with antennae that point towards the sky.
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If one of those antennae falls off, the insect can grow it back.
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French antennae for the normal are also useful in detection of the abnormal.
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Like Sputnik, Luna 2 was spherical in shape and outfitted with protruding antennae.
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For the iPhone 4, Apple decided to wrap the antennae around the phone instead.
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GRAND schematicThe collaborators are already deploying 35 antennae in western China's Tian Shan mountains.
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The full experiment, with 200,000 antennae around the world, would run to $226 million.
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It can do this because its surface is covered with millions of tiny antennae.
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Fire TV Recast records content from network TV and has an integrated TV antennae.
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Their faces are fanged, lined in six eyes and hundreds of little feathery antennae.
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Her superstructure bristled with antennae—some long and pointy, some sleek, white and domed.
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Judging by this video, long-horned bees use their antennae to, well, be horny.
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They have antennae that wriggle around and their method of forward motion is weird.
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Wi-fi chips normally have two antennae: one to receive, the other to transmit.
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Antennae are using ever more energy to push each extra megabit through the air.
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"We saw similar antennae on the Musudan during its first successful test," Schmerler said.
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My antennae are up, and I don't know if they're ever coming back down.
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The tiny antennae can easily be broken so "I'm very careful," Ms. Karmes said.
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Vale wore a stainless-steel colander on his head, with foil antennae sticking out.
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The antennae in the Deep Space Network / Image courtesy of Wikipedia/SimonOrJ The antennae in the Deep Space Network / Image courtesy of Wikipedia/SimonOrJ After recovering Kepler, the team cancelled the spacecraft emergency and the DSN ground communications returned to normal scheduling.
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They look scientific but also weirdly biological, like the antennae of some futuristic bug-bot.
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Katie Mack is walking around the Plains of Saint Agustin, looking up at the antennae.
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It consists of three parts: antennae, proboscis, and a pair of mouth appendages called palps.
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All four bidders already make extensive use of Huawei hardware, such as antennae or routers.
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Inside were nickel-cadmium batteries and ten-metre antennae—components of a clandestine weather station.
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More like a beetle type of thing, with the legs sticking out and the antennae.
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As it was deployed, however, one of the mirrors caught on Mir's antennae, and ripped.
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They drove a couple of antennae into the dirt and started talking to each other.
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With more antennae scanning, the system could be faster and more accurate, according to Holl.
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They have a nutty, earthy flavor, and don't leave antennae sticking out of your mouth!
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The interaction between the fields is detected by antennae or sensitive hairs on the body.
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Others wondered whether he'd lost his political antennae, given the sensitivities of the current debate.
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Yet few contemporary British writers possess keener antennae for the background hum of public affairs.
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Bose claims the earbuds house a new antennae system that provides a reliable connection between them.
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The designer with the highest antennae will create, through clothes, the mirror image of our time.
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It's a proof-of-concept mission for a potential future space- or moon-based radio antennae.
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Today's MIMO systems tend to have about four antennae at both the transmitting and receiving ends.
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When it comes to for-profits, "students' antennae is up, they're suspicious, they're aware," Urdan said.
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The first scene with Eugene shows off the new placement of the antennae at the Hilltop.
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Using its odor-tracking antennae, the male silkmoth localizes the scent and begins walking toward it.
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The company manufactures antennae, wireless products and other equipment used in the automotive, healthcare and other sectors.
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It's specifically designed to communicate with antennae that will be located on the International Space Station (ISS).
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There are many, many dudes reenacting Shrek's lines while slathered in green paint and sporting fake antennae.
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Imagine an ant: long delicate legs; a slim, dark, reddish-brown body; and antennae segmented 21960 times.
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"I think we all have a very sensitive antennae to class, in general," he told the magazine.
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"People have allowed us to put antennae on barns, silos, the sides of houses," DeBerry told me.
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At this high altitude, unobstructed by Earth's atmosphere, the antennae have a clear-eyed view of the cosmos.
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But this is also starting to happen at the edges of networks—the antennae of a mobile network.
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Once available, consumers are most likely to get the new pizza-size antennae through their internet service providers.
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Mr Wyler says his firm needs antennae that cost $200 at most for the consumer business to thrive.
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This "clock" is located in the antennae, and it sends this valuable information via neurons to the brain.
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This is closer than actual cards need to be held, due to the smaller antennae of his chip.
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But there's also, at the climax, a hallucination of a bee, wagging antennae, whom Emily dances with, deliriously.
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Rich Greenfield of BTIG, a research firm, believes the growing antennae sales indicate a hunger for inexpensive options.
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Traditional networks use a single router (those devices with little antennae on top) to spread a WiFi signal.
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They are equipped with antennae and sensors and powered by two five-square-metre (53.8 square foot) solar wings.
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Some ants are only injured, losing legs or antennae, or are handicapped by termites that cling to their bodies.
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Because of the higher frequencies, 5G will require more antennae, base stations and fibre-optic cables to connect them.
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Because of the higher frequencies, they will require more antennae, base stations and fibre-optic cables to connect them.
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The antennae collected light directly from the router and light that reflected our bounced around and off different surfaces.
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When antennae were stimulated with an electric field, the researchers found that they did, in fact, move in response.
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From there, he walked onto the base and took photographs, including of an area with satellite dishes and antennae.
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An upgrade to 300 would cost around $1.5 million, and a 10,000 antennae sub-array would cost some $17 million.
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The bait's silicone skirt mimics a crawfish's legs and antennae, and its hollow body accepts rattles and add-on scent.
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In particular, the bigger the lens, the more challenging it becomes to design the correct shape and distribution of antennae.
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SKA1, the first phase of the project, will include 200 dishes in South Africa and 130,000 small antennae in Australia.
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This also includes power cables to the graphics card, CPU, motherboard, fan controller, individual fans, pump, and Wi-Fi antennae.
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This was partly due to manufacturing issues, first with the watch's GPS antennae and then with waterproofing, these sources said.
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Sales of digital-TV antennae, used to receive broadcast networks without a cable subscription, have surged to 7.4m last year.
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"In that case all you really need to do is to create flexible antennae to receive the power," Rogers said.
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But for the six antennae that constitute the Microwave Radiometer instrument, confronting the planet's complex radiation output is the objective.
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When males pick up on theses signals through their antennae, they quickly stop feeling the urge to get it on.
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In yet another embodiment an alternate end cap could have an improved camera or a different set of wireless antennae.
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Naim has integrated the wireless antennae into it as well, making for a neat, minimalist design without any protruding parts.
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The insect is dead, and the three antennae-like growths protruding from its thorax are tendrils of a zombie fungus.
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They lead these ants one at a time, a follower tapping a leader with her antennae to stay on course.
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The other thing Gandon's team did was change the robot subtly by moving its eyes down and tweaking its antennae.
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Goldstone Observatory, one of the DSN antennae in California, Image courtesy of NASA Goldstone Observatory, one of the DSN antennae in California, Image courtesy of NASA Upon the realization of the space telescope's state, the Kepler team declared a spacecraft emergency, which allowed them to have priority access to the Deep Space Network (DSN).
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Two wand-sized antennae stuck out of the top lid of the case; inside was a touchscreen display, running mapping software.
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Dish said it was offering free over-the-air antennae to customers in affected markets to allow them to access CBS.
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During these raids, some ants are injured, losing legs or antennae, or are handicapped by termites that cling to their bodies.
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When the researchers stimulated the bees' antennae with an electric field, there was no change in the antennae's nerve cell activity.
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It's 2018 and now we have digital antennae that don't make your TV look like something out of The Brady Bunch.
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Known by their blue skin, white hair, and antennae, they don't get a whole lot of screen time in Trek canon.
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Last but not least, the spacecraft FIELDS antennae, which will monitor electric and magnetic outputs from the Sun, will be activated.
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In total, the rover will get three antennae to give NASA back-up options for staying in touch with its robot.
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Solar panels hang off its lower portion, and the top is a cobbled-together cluster of radar antennae, cameras, and more.
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Coshocton asked the state if it could lease some space at the top of these towers to put up broadband antennae.
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It would also allow NASA to track more spacecraft with fewer DSN antennae, according to a 2012 summary of the mission.
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We're told USC had its antennae up as much 9 months before the indictments of Singer, Loughlin, Giannulli and Felicity Huffman.
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"I did not feel he had the political antennae to deal with something that was straying into domestic politics," Hill said.
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We've got a media orgy in Wynwood probing our skyline with their phallic antennae, and I'm simply asking, 'Is this really necessary?
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However, the researchers hope that, by tweaking the shapes and positions of the antennae, they will be able to improve on this.
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The large compound eyes, wispy antennae, and slender proboscises of the insects give Szöllősi's small sculptures a sci-fi and otherworldly appearance.
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Its 1080p HD LCD display and discreet Wi-Fi antennae also help it blend in seamlessly with the rest of your decor.
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"The elephant in the room…has always been the ground terminal," says Nathan Kundtz, the former boss of Kymeta, which makes antennae.
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Mr Kundtz says that tracking satellites across the sky mechanically is untenable if the antennae are to be affordable and widely used.
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High-frequency radio waves do not travel far, so firms have to erect more base stations (computers that power a network's antennae).
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Some will first use the technology to provide super-fast "fixed" wireless links between stationary antennae, which is less tricky to do.
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Another camera above takes a 360-degree three-dimensional scan of the outside world, while trunk and roof antennae capture GPS data.
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"In one of the more final prototypes, the GPS wasn't working because the antennae wasn't in the right place," Yahoo's source said.
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Hulking metal monsters, controlled by people from faraway antennae that get addicted to the use of the robots, are attacking the city.
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The antennae could make use of beam steering (or beamforming), a technology used to more accurately direct wireless signals to connected devices.
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With dark moon eyes and antennae the consistency of enoki mushrooms, Mantis is a strangely tentative creature, mincingly polite and alluringly ambiguous.
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Its collection includes pieces of the Berlin Wall and the broadcast antennae from New York City's World Trade Center, among other things.
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To feel anything at all, she had to press the motor to her clitoris as the antennae tugged at her pubic hair.
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As always with Trump, the rational and the Cartesian bump up against his fiendish antennae for the mass hypnosis of our age.
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Ericsson also appears to have made smart technology choices, focusing more than Nokia on the radio antennae end of the 5G network.
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The quality of the image was sort of like in the early days of television, when signals searched out antennae on rooftops.
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She cleaves so quickly and so closely to one equally troubled acquaintance, Klara, that the reader's disastrous-friend antennae bristle in anticipation.
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Preminger, an Austrian-Jewish luminary of Vienna theatre who emigrated to the United States in 1935, had hypersensitive antennae for societal breakdowns.
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And they also occasionally dropped in creatures with bizarre antennae and facial features that were beyond what most 1970s makeup artists could've done.
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Some will first use the technology to provide superfast "fixed" wireless links (ie, between two stationary antennae), which is less tricky to do.
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It is true that 5G networks are expensive to build: they require more antennae, base stations and fibre-optic cables than their predecessors.
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Similar principles could also be applied to things like antennae, lampposts, chimneys, and skyscrapers—all of which could benefit from better aerodynamical design.
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In the video, the male bee uses his freakishly long antennae to creepily stroke the female bee to put her ~in the mood~.
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The new hardware doesn't have an external antennae —that means it is compact, and allows the company to sell the goTenna Mesh internationally.
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It would require serious infrastructure changes, including two new cellular towers at scenic points, and a bulky antennae platform on historic Mount Washburn.
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On either side of its meter-long body were 12 short legs, fleshy armor, and spiky antennae that functioned as "arms" for eating.
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By including sounds, such as softly heard bells and flutes, she draws attention to the aural stimuli that can arouse people's spiritual antennae.
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Recently, he photographed the long tails of the Antennae galaxies in the midst of a galactic collision about 45 million light-years away.
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When a worker approached a gamergate, the dominant ant Tasered it with her antennae, warning the worker to keep off her royal territory.
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They send out small puffs that keep the spacecraft oriented -- meaning their antennae are still directed at Earth -- but their use is limited.
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Its mood runs to petrified anxiety and halfhearted defiance: artists, with their sensitive antennae, having picked up the worst of the maddening static.
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And their antennae are still tuned to hidden vibrations in the country's subconscious, picking up on the tremors that are about to become earthquakes.
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But hold onto your antennae until the end of the month, when Marvel's Ant-Man and the Wasp hits the small screen (21/21).
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"We created a model that incorporated this information—how the antennae and eyes send this information to the brain," Shlizerman said in a statement.
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To find their hosts, female mosquitoes use a highly sensitive "nose" consisting of antennae, a proboscis, and a pair of mouth appendages called palps.
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What leaders and observers alike will need going forward are deeply sensitive political antennae to judge the direction the new Europe may be taking.
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I've done similar stuff like "Larval Door" on Temporary Antennae, which is very 80s sounding, but the placement of this song is really jarring.
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Both Starry and Terragraph transmit data in the millimeter wave spectrum, and employ a phased array of antennae to maintain a narrowly beamed signal.
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The open standard means third-party hardware can more easily be built with Terragraph-friendly antennae, including phones, cars, and home Wi-Fi routers.
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That means when it comes time for the likes of Ant to go public, prospective new buyers will have to keep their antennae up.
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If that's not impressive enough, the severed head itself can also continue moving, waving its antennae around for hours once it has been detached.
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Satellite-makers have become adept at folding up solar panels and antennae so as to fit a lot of spacecraft into those small spaces.
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Kepler's rescue is a testament to the Deep Space Network—a worldwide array of radio antennae that links us to spacecraft beyond the Moon.
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Nearly all of the consumed microplastics were fibers, from sources like plastic fishing nets, which slough off fibers that resemble the antennae of copepods.
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The dancers, wearing tunics and dark brown leather hot pants, then tie on bonnets with two-foot-tall vertical ears, antennae, tufts or horns.
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Our antennae go up when we see infectious diseases get ignored and I think we were all talking about this in December and January.
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The discovery was made with the MeerKAT radio telescope, a facility with 64 radio antennae, located north of the town of Carnarvon, South Africa.
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They smash up a coffee shop, destroy cable antennae and plan to blow up the buildings of credit-card companies to eliminate private debt.
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The family resemblance can still be seen in the long, slender antennae and the triangular, movie-alien shape of the head, among other features.
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Other extracurricular uses became more common: replacing or augmenting TV antennae, breaking into cars, rescuing misplaced keys and rings and baseballs from sewer grates.
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A service-spacecraft attack could avoid that by emptying a rival's satellite of fuel, severing its antennae or spray-painting its lenses and solar panels.
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Local Niscemi residents are protesting MUOS, because they say the electromagnetic waves produced by the dishes and antennae are dangerous to humans and the environment.
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OpenRAN, developed within industry association Telecom Infra Project (TIP), standardizes the design and functionality of the infrastructure, masts and antennae used by mobile network operators.
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The first is to use your cellphone's various antennae as little as possible, putting your phone in Airplane Mode whenever you're not actively using it.
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"I hope that a writer does have these antennae that pick up on low-level anxiety," Mr. Bowie told The New York Times in 2002.
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As its name suggests, the SKA will consist of thousands of dishes and small antennae that have a total collecting area of a square kilometre.
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They will eventually use higher-frequency radio waves, which cannot penetrate buildings and other obstacles; that means they will need more base stations and antennae.
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M. planifrons is a strange looking miniature crustacean, only a few millimeters long, like a one-eyed eight hairy legged-frilly shrimp with furry antennae.
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The campus of the University of Surrey in Guildford, England, is dotted with 44 antennae, which form virtual wireless cells that follow a device around.
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But over the past week, David Cameron—whose antennae often seem as sharp as the best of them—has somehow managed to do the opposite.
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Sinosphere BEIJING — Under a microscope, the tiny beetle named in honor of China's president, Xi Jinping, looks fierce, with black, armorlike ridges and beaded antennae.
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A frozen fuel line, for example, would render their thrusters inoperable, making it impossible for the probes to orient their antennae and communicate with Earth.
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It then lifts its legs up and tips itself forward to rest on its mandibles and antennae, which balance it like arms, Dr. Grasso said.
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Excerpts published in redacted form on the newspaper's website contained highly sensitive details of the submarine including technical manuals and models of the boat's antennae.
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The Move's four antennae are located near the plastic bottom of the speaker, so having a metal front grille wasn't as big of a concern.
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Trump himself tweeted about that poll on Tuesday afternoon — a sign that the president's political antennae are closely tuned to public opinion on the issue.
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One pair of a daddy longlegs's legs is even longer than the other six; these also serve as antennae and are equipped with sensory organs.
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LOFAR, which was completed in 2012, has an enormous collecting area with small antennae spanning the Netherlands, Germany, the United Kingdom, France, Sweden, and Ireland.
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I thought of "The Exorcist" and "Signs" and for the rest of the puzzle my antennae were tuned to cinematic undertones, which are rife today.
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In apparent homage to this simile, the parade's delivery drivers wore yellow and black hats topped with bee antennae, like heroes in a children's book.
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I thought of "The Exorcist" and "Signs" and for the rest of the puzzle my antennae were tuned to cinematic undertones, which are rife today.
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These mosaics of shiny brown wings, furred with legs and antennae, depict some kind of roach reaper spreading the news of how quickly this insecticide kills.
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The antennae on display are able to create separate wireless networks, to serve anything from smartphones and wireless sensors to industrial robots and self-driving cars.
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When the park workers couldn't pick up its signal, jeeps were dispatched with hand-held antennae to hurtle up and down the red-dirt back roads.
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At a presentation, Dutch Major General Onno Eichelsheim showed the antennae, laptops and other equipment the men intended to use to breach the OPCW's wifi network.
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Like asking Will Ferrell to don a white unitard and antennae and search for the future that never happened with the always-brilliant photographer Dan Winters.
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A student-built camera took the shot, which was then beamed via radio antennae to the 82-foot wide Dwingeloo Radio Telescope in the northeastern Netherlands.
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These little googly-eyed friends quite resemble their brethren, the Alpha 177 canine from Star Trek (a poofy dog with a unicorn horn and gold antennae).
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This process, called chemotaxis, is seen in present day crustaceans like spiny lobsters, which also line up in an antennae-to-tail procession as they migrate.
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The political antennae on most representatives and senators signal to them that doing anything serious to challenge the President will come at an extremely high cost.
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Eugene tells Nabila he's excited about the range of the radio since adding Russian parts to the transmitter and relocating the antennae to a new location.
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There were huge cranes down in the harbor, jutting into the air like the antennae of some ungainly creatures that had crawled out of the ocean.
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This year, Vestberg showed off a 5G base station chip that packed dozens of antennae and radios into something not much bigger than a tortilla chip.
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The roaches agitated me; I hated their spindly legs and their constantly probing antennae, the way they darted and the sheer quantity and speed of them.
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Such a vehicle could attach itself to a working satellite and bend or break its antennae, destroy its solar panels and even drain its fuel tank.
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Other smartwatch makers have put the LTE antennae in the watch's strap, but that makes it impossible to change straps; whereas the Apple Watch has swappable straps.
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The satellites weigh about 700 kgs (1,543 pounds), and are equipped with antennae and sensors and powered by two 5-square-metre (53.8 square foot) solar wings.
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D. xenomorph is tiny, at just 0.2 inches (5 millimeters) long, but it sports a pair of black antennae that are more than double its body length.
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The spat might seem a personal matter, but the World Cup winners captured America's heart in a way that suggests his political antennae might have failed him.
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DSHARP is one of several programs utilizing the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA), 66 antennae and dishes located in the Chilean Andes, on the Chajnantor plateau.
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Launched in July 2011, Spektr-R is equipped with a 10-meter-wide radio antennae designed to pick up radio emissions in the Milky Way, and beyond.
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" Hornet: "Short black or brown dress of velvet or satin … tunic pointed back and front, with gold stripes … cap of velvet with eyes and antennae of insect.
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Co-founders Nimo Shkedy (CEO) and Gilad Beeri (CTO) explained that the ApolloShield system includes a unit installed on the ground that contains a radio and antennae.
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Aereo was founded back in 2010, and used large collections of micro antennae to let users watch broadcast television through their computer, phone or set top box.
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Whether Thomas and Grant are desperate for a shot at fame or simply want to sabotage Markle's happiness, our astrological antennae can't help but stand on end.
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It uses higher-frequency radio waves that struggle to penetrate physical objects, so operators need to put up more antennae and connect them with fibre-optic cables.
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Other DEA aircraft still show up on ADS-B Exchange, a website that is entirely crowdsourced by aviation enthusiasts detecting aircraft transponder signals using their own antennae.
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On Changshou Road in Shanghai, eagle eyes may spot an odd rectangular object on top of an office block: it is a collection of 128 miniature antennae.
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The ICARUS antennae and onboard computer will fly to the ISS on board an unmanned Soyuz Progress rocket, and be installed by Cosmonauts on the Russian segment.
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Up to Monday, around 17 percent of the connections had been restored, he added, by shifting connections to other satellites and adjusting the direction of ground antennae.
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Once completed, Mars 2020 will feature six wheels, a mast to raise cameras to human eye level, a robotic arm, three antennae, and seven impressive scientific instruments.
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They bite off the ends of their antennae, reducing their acute sensitivity; perhaps it's a means of making more bearable a life wholly given over to procreation.
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Rather than descending through Jupiter's atmosphere, Juno uses this instrument to study it from above through six antennae gathering temperature data at various depths, according to NASA.
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Besides refuelling them, it could do such things as plugging in electronics upgrades, extending jammed telescopic antennae and unfolding arrays of solar panels that had not deployed properly.
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Founded by Jehiel Oliver, a former American investment banker, it started by selling two-wheel tractors equipped with GPS antennae - but most farmers found the prices too steep.
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As avid followers of flash sale aggregators such as Scott's Cheap Flights and The Flight Deal, we like to think that our flight deal antennae are pretty strong.
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A radio telescope project called the Square Kilometre Array (SKA) is under construction, with the latest cluster of 64 giant antennae due to be completed late next year.
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How useful they will prove to be depends on designing and building antennae to get data to homes or vehicles that are not close to terrestrial cell towers.
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In the video, the male bee—which has the freakishly long antennae—strokes the female with his feely-things in an effort to put her in the mood.
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The tests show it works just as well as other antennae, so the space agency expects to use the process to make future radio dishes.[G. Porter/ESA]
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True to its workhorse reputation, Cassini will continue to relay pictures and measurements back to Earth during its final moments, until its antennae are ruined in the descent.
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The car is also fitted with 20 external cameras, measurement devices for acceleration and orientation, 360-degree radar sensors and separate antennae for GPS positioning and wireless data.
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Aircraft flown by the Nightstalkers have an exotic communications and sensor suite on board accounting for the massive number of antennae and vision systems protruding from the helicopters.
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Developed over 50 years ago, the DSN is a system of 3 large radio antennae strategically placed around the world that enable communication with spacecraft in deep space.
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The Newseum opened in 2008 and contains exhibits such as the World Trade Center's broadcast antennae, eight sections of the Berlin Wall, and a Pulitzer Prize Photographs Gallery.
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" Little wonder Joyce Carol Oates called him "a man of frightening perception," or that Martin Amis wrote "the gods have equipped DeLillo with the antennae of a visionary.
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I narrated the first 20 minutes because my youngest daughter was still pretty young and [in the beginning] I have that hole in my stomach from the antennae.
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What I do know is that if your antennae are picking up signals that things are...off when you look at Instagram, you're most likely not imagining things.
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Erik had a long-distance transmitter radio with him that he toyed with whenever we neared land, holding the antennae over the open sea like a determined fisherman.
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Specifically, holding your finger over the area where the two antennae touched could cause the phone to completely lose signal, dropping whatever call you were on as a consequence.
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Despite their keen antennae and signals all around them, the Trumps thus far have been unable to establish a framework for separating their personal interests from the White House.
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Kymeta and Phasor have both said that they do not want to sell antennae directly to consumers, but will focus on businesses, cellular networks, maritime and aviation customers instead.
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Such a system could be used for various indoor imaging purposes; Woodbridge even recommended a set of antennae attached to a "drone or truck" as a promising imaging system.
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It also has the not-terrifying-at-all ability to fit through narrow spaces, as well as lift or push objects or form a fire hose or radio antennae.
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Racing drones, even when competition ready, often look anything but: Their shells are a hodgepodge of exposed wiring, antennae and 3-D-printed plastic enclosures that appear barely durable.
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Instead, one set of small antennae would send out concentrated radio beams to scan for devices, then a second set would take over as each device comes within reach.
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There was 1977's Empire Of The Ants, in which Golden Globe winner and London theatre veteran Joan Collins went hand-to-antennae with supersized toxic waste-fed ants.
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The pair has tested their method of picking up the electrical signals sent to an iPhone 6's antennae to verify that they can spot its different radio messages.
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TBS praised the Vendetta for being extremely durable due to a carbon fiber body, but a propeller and antennae are still sensitive and broke after a few hard landings.
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The photos we capture—and launch from our devices onto Instagram, YouTube, Tinder—extrude our desires into the ether, and Tillman has attuned her antennae to their strange frequencies.
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The company has installed three portable, 32-foot towers packed with radar, communications antennae, and a laser-enhanced camera—the first implementation of a system Anduril is calling Lattice.
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Nano Dimenson makes high-powered digital printers that companies can use to design and print their own high tech prototypes in the form of sensors, circuit-boards, and antennae.
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The worms — of the phylum Onychophora, they are cousins of arthropods and somewhat resemble caterpillars — have a "beautiful blue velvety texture" and "cute little stubby antennae," Dr. Latty said.
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AGI has spent tens of millions of dollars buying data from operators of telescopes, radio antennae and radars, and the company has also purchased its own data collection devices.
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In this climate, it's only natural that Trump's decision to tap into emergency powers, a well-documented sign of democratic breakdown, would cause conflict scholars' antennae to go haywire.
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InSight flew to Mars carrying three scientific instruments, one for measuring heat flowing out of the planet, a seismometer, and a radio antennae measuring the position of Mars' North pole.
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Beginning with the tiny lovers standing bug-face to bug-face, antennae quivering and rubbing against one another, as they slowly retreat and return to touch antenna––a teasing foreplay.
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Telecoms networks, by contrast, are a collection of hundreds of different types of computers with specialised chips, each in charge of a different function, from text messaging to controlling antennae.
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His own theological antennae are strong enough to intuit that whatever Jesus may have been, his effect on world history suggests that he was not just "one-more" of anything.
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Two black eyes stare soullessly sideways out from its head, usually black or bloodred, above two twitching antennae almost as long as its legs, above two flexing mandibles, serrated, terrible.
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The advantage of a geostationary orbit is that the antennae that send data to the satellite and those that receive data coming down from it do not need to move.
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It's possible that the probes' antennae aren't pointed at Earth properly, or that their solar panels aren't pointed at the Sun and their batteries died, according to the press release.
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These specialized hunters have abandoned the idea of webs altogether, instead hunting by prodding along the forest with a pair of thin, sensitive, antennae-like legs, like an arachnid Slenderman.
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The most telling result, however, was that the motion in the body hairs was accompanied by a response from the nervous system — and this was not true for the antennae.
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Justin Timberlake has won this time, it seems, but he's also the one who has to clean antennae out of his teeth so who really has the last laugh here?
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He found himself inspired by the antennae and thorns on cockroaches' feet during an illustration class, which is how the rounded spurs and swooping ligatures in the font came about.
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But somehow her gift, or her political antennae, have been able to deflect attention away from her mistakes, and she is the comfort zone that Germans want at the moment.
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It was done for by its big phones with their even bigger antennae, costing $3,795 each, calling costs of $4 per minute and a much cheaper terrestrial mobile-phone system.
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This facility will consist of millions of radio antennae in South Africa and Australia that will form an intercontinental observatory that is 50 times more sensitive of any modern observatory.
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The giant distances between the antennae of ngVLA or the SKA, which are known as baselines, will enable the observatories to pinpoint the whereabouts of a signal with sharp accuracy.
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From sticking antennae on grain silos to teaching neighborhood teens how to do home installs, it's fascinating to document all the innovative ways underserved communities are building their own internet.
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Thanks to larger but still aerodynamic mounted antennae and reliance on Ka-band systems, the internet in the sky could get 1003 times faster, raising capabilities to an insane 2100 Mbps.
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Thanks to larger but still aerodynamic mounted antennae and reliance on Ka-band systems, the internet in the sky could get 2300 times faster, raising capabilities to an insane 2100 Mbps.
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These antennae are of different designs, each with a cross section smaller than the average wavelength of the light it is interacting with, and are arranged in concentric circles (see picture).
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Three support towers, all taller than 200 feet, suspend a massive ring with a dome and antennae over the thousand-foot-dish, built into a sinkhole in the area's hilly topography.
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You probably don't give your router any thought once you've shoved that spidery doodad with all the antennae under your TV, in a cabinet, or behind the shoes in your closet.
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Fitch regards risk to contract renewal as negligible given the disruption associated with switching to an alternative provider, including the need to redirect the rooftop antennae of a large proportion households.
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Chevy also released the first official pictures of its autonomous testing rig, complete with a double dose of LIDAR sensors sticking up from the roof like a pair of lobster antennae.
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Instead of plastering the Earth with millions of antennae, the idea went, why not put them on a constellation of satellites that could cover the entire planet with a wireless signal?
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By comparison, the U.S. bureaucracy is binding our most advanced 5G companies in regulatory red tape and disputes, while local governments demur at the unsightly prospect of a multitude of antennae.
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In our opinion, it's implausible that electromagnetic pulses were the cause, since focussing such pulses on a victim's brain would require very sophisticated technology with multiple antennae arranged around the target.
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