You've got tape recorders ... Chris: Radios ... Dieter: Radios, of course.
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CB Radios: CB radios were kind of like Twitter for truckers.
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Other gadgets that have stayed the course: camcorders, radios, clock radios, desk phones, and DVRs.
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Volunteers operate their radios as a backup to regular city radios in the event of an emergency.
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You've likely seen these Motorola-type radios, otherwise known as "blister-pack" radios for the way they are sold off the shelf.
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For starters, there's the importance of radios; in both, portable radios are a way to communicate with the other side, breaking through the barriers that separate the parallel worlds.
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It requires installing transponders every 22013 feet on the tracks, along with radios and zone controllers, and buying new trains or upgrading them with onboard computers, radios and speed sensors.
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Nothing's happening — a couple cops talking into their radios.
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If the primary X-band radio or both the primary and secondary X-band radios have failed, that could be why Opportunity is silent; it uses these radios to communicate with Earth.
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Some of the treasures up for bidding: unused microcomputers, transistor radios, clock radios, original brick cellphones, answering machines, and old catalogs featuring the trendiest consumer electronics of the '60s and '70s and beyond.
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They invaded car radios, homes and workplaces with reckless abandon.
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He argues Verizon compelled phone providers to disable FM radios.
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Weihenmayer used waterproof Bluetooth radios to communicate with his guide.
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Scientists at the University of Washington reimagined how radios work.
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Radios, at least those in public areas, garnered little attention.
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Some of the Kenyan units had radios, but not all.
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By 234, he was fixing radios in his parents' basement.
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Interacting with objects of interest: computer terminals, doors, radios, etc.
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Radios and televisions received the message, but cellphones did not.
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Satellites, cell phones, radios, and even microwave ovens can interfere.
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Requiem for 114 Radios by Iain Forsyth and Jane Pollard.
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You know, when Michelle Branch was playing the radio. Radios!
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Radios and televisions can tune only to North Korean stations.
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Then, their radios chirped as their comrade called for help.
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Radios (albeit older ones) and iPads appear throughout the Vatican.
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Apps using the API can switch between these various radios when it makes sense, or even take advantage of new radios when they become available – without requiring developers write new code to do so.
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Tellingly, the coup-plotters asked their American contact for encrypted radios.
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Radios and televisions received the message, but cell phones did not.
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It has bought them radios, satellite phones, TVs, 4x20183s, and boats.
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It has bought them radios, satellite phones, TVs, 4x4s, and boats.
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Radios and sighs and kitchen aromas are stifled behind closed windows.
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Papi taught himself how to fix broken televisions and discarded radios.
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It said the trapped workers had been given radios and supplies.
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Small Radios, Big Televisions is out now on Steam and PS4.
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"We located about 153 to 15 radios from there," he said.
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The broader-span 25G radios will be turned on next year.
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As a child, he had built amplifiers and short-wave radios.
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All the TV sets and radios are still going full blast.
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Try hooking up lights, sprinklers or radios to a motion sensor.
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Emergency radios had to be checked for damage and battery power.
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Volunteers were prohibited from having radios, to avoid accusations of espionage.
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There are desks, telephones and chargers for police radios, officers said.
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" And my dad said, "you know what, they're going to figure out that you're really good with radios and computers and communications, and they're going to stick you in the bottom of a ship running radios.
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A call went out on police radios to look for the intern.
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Qualcomm supplies wireless modems for iPhones with CDMA radios (Verizon and Sprint).
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This is why submarines usually need to surface to use their radios.
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Her mother built radios and televisions in a factory and cleaned offices.
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Truckers have swapped their citizen band radios for tablets, smartphones, and apps.
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But energy savings are also spreading to phones, televisions, fans and radios.
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In their most basic form, cell phones are basically two-way radios.
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LTE radios are complex, require multiple antennas and require expensive IP licenses.
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By 1970, cars were comfortable, with options like radios and air-conditioning.
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They used cheap, two-way radios they bought at Walmart to communicate.
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They got a call on their radios and had to rush away.
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I turned up the brightness to 24 and left the radios on.
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The room fell silent, except for the crackling of the guards' radios.
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The religious leaders can use the TVs, radios stations to continue preaching.
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Information is passed from Border Patrol command centers through earpieces and radios.
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Inmates are allowed to have radios, and they have access to computers.
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So you know they only called landlines, CB radios and V.F.W. halls.
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Residents are inundated with ads for candidates on their televisions and radios.
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There are mattresses on the floor, and laptops, radios, barbells and cellphones.
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Trains, electricity, phones, radios, personal computers: All have been subjected to technophobia.
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In eastern Africa, most traffic officers don't have guns, radios or cars.
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It currently sells radios, batteries, consumer electronics accessories and electronic components parts.
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Listening to radios or playing music was banned; women were never seen.
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Others had been reached using radios dropped by the New Zealand air force.
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Pai has for years been advocating for smartphone manufacturers to enable these radios.
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"We're making the radios do things they aren't designed to do," says Weaver.
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They then promptly destroyed their radios, fearing they were about to be overrun.
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It makes radios that allow phones to make calls and access the Internet.
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Statement from Apple regarding calls for FM radios to be enabled on iPhones.
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The Model One is still one of the best tabletop FM radios available.
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There are no fiddly radios; no waiting for the moonless night, no treffs.
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Both versions come with the stylus / pen included and also have LTE radios.
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That's right, Pai called on Apple to activate radios that don't even exist.
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Hope's career careened from the Broadway stage and into radios around the country.
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The fascinating crystal-radios of the Cold War novels are mostly gone, here.
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I woke up 7AM this morning to the sound of radios going crazy.
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Lit by neon, crammed with the past, it's lovingly lined with vintage radios.
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But their attention was on the radios and television screens reporting chaos outside.
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Their radios are tuned to La Mega 97.9 FM, playing hits in Spanish.
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"We have to be digitally sophisticated, use radios, and camera gadgetry," he said.
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Police radios crackled to life: someone was shooting inside Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Center.
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In the first take, a low-frequency buzz indicated radios being switched on.
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Breaking news bulletins screamed through radios as drivers careened through the apocalyptic scenes.
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The companies there were predominantly selling guns, safety gear, radios and other equipment.
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During World War II, many radios still required crystals to operate, usually galena.
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The company's satellite radios are installed in 110 million vehicles, and the bulk of its 33.5 million paid subscribers come from deals with automakers who install the radios and often provide a prepaid subscription plan with the cost of a vehicle.
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He spent time alone, amusing himself by writing, drawing, and taking apart old radios.
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Radios and televisions will receive the message, but cell phones will not, FEMA said.
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Slager radios for backup, shouts "Put your hands behind your back," and cuffs Scott.
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Nightclubs, records, and above all radios brought jazz out of Harlem into white communities.
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Those buttons do not, however, deactivate the actual radios in the device, Motherboard reports.
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Soundsgood targets music influencers, such as radios, music blogs and magazines, labels and artists.
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No electric lights, mobile phones, radios crackling with cricket or televisions blaring Bollywood hits.
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Small Radios, Big Televisions This was my favorite chill puzzle game of the year.
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Security guards in hi-vis jackets whisper into radios and enforce codes of conduct.
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Soon radios gave an excuse to stay inside, then the TV, Kachur told me.
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Mounting those attacks takes only software-defined radios that cost a few hundred dollars.
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Many of those early radios ended up in the hands of the US military.
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When Mr. Crouch dropped out of sight, they switched their radios to search mode.
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The district spent about $70,000 on safes, bulletproof vests, cameras, guns, radios and ammunition.
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"What sets us apart from other online radios is our onsite location," Vaxelaire said.
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At Pleasantville, the J.C.C.A. added more cameras, new lighting and new two-way radios.
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There's been an uptick in sales of gas masks, canned food and portable radios.
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It was a narrative of pay phones, portable transistor radios and battery-operated flashlights.
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The basement alone includes stalls offering ancient Egyptian statuary, early radios and Chinese vases.
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We huddled around flat-screen TVs, listened to car radios and peered at cellphones.
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At every entrance, security was speaking into radios and getting ready for an onslaught.
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Radios, printers, cables - the whole ball of wax in one or two aluminum cases.
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Officials would then use AM-FM broadcast radios to provide information, the agency said.
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Commanders screamed into their radios, subordinates rushed around, limp corpses were loaded into trucks.
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What we do differently is we've got two radios on one of our products.
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They use multiple radios rather than just a single radio found in most routers.
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They coordinate intelligence gathering in Quyapo or other local languages on radios provided by IBAMA.
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Dance-protesters are urged to bring boom boxes, radios, and speakers to shake it out.
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Indian military pilots complain their radios are being interrupted by bursts of patriotic Pakistani songs.
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Power consumption of key components like processors, radios, memories, and sensors are the primary culprit.
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Motors, radios, X-rays, neon signs and other technology was advanced by his extraordinary mind.
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This will probably become more common in the 5G world, where more radios are needed.
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Until recently, however, most of those radios were deactivated, so that owners couldn't use them.
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In Mitrokhin's days spies sent coded messages using short-wave radios and dead letter boxes.
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But if there was one gadget that caught the boys' imaginations, it was ham radios.
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The cellular and Wi-Fi radios will only turn on when the screen is on.
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The lifeguards bark wave orders into their radios, as though they're ordering up a burger.
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And then I came to realize that everyone was grouping around their short-wave radios.
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Maybe they'll take on the shape of smart video doorbells, or clock radios, or tablets.
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The militaries are about to receive technology that will help make the radios work together.
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The maps looked otherworldly, like old sewing machines or outsize transistor radios from another era.
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When Navy personnel searched the lifeboat, all they found were guns, ammunition, cellphones and radios.
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Also the Pixel, the new Pixels have both the radios so you should be fine.
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Islanders tuned into radios in their cars to listen to government notices and other broadcasts.
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Those with radios were tuning in to the only station broadcasting in the entire island.
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As radios got more advanced, more reliable, they became waterproof and they got lighter. Thankfully.
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That included radios, hand-held gaming devices, laptop computers and eventually smartphones and wearable computers.
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One hundred years ago, newspapers, radios and fishmongers ruled the oldest neighborhood in New York.
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I bought some hand-held radios in london so they can communicate with each other.
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Radios buzz with frenzied exchanges as soldiers disappear into the night to join the fray.
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The agency spent a staggering $88,603 on radios and accessories, including holsters and travel chargers.
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Spare computer parts line the shelves next to silent radios, moldering books, and dead television sets.
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These connected radios hook into an entire universe of audio content and look great doing it.
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With Pai ruling out FCC action, the fate of smartphones' FM radios remains in manufacturers' hands.
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Cheap radios sit beside tins of USAID vegetable oil (the marking "not for sale" roundly ignored).
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In the villages where Mr Kwoyelo once roamed people catch news of his trial on radios.
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Let's talk about the idea of using radios and TV sets to pick up faraway signals.
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The alert test went out on televisions and radios at 2:20pm ET (11:20am PT).
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Cutting the tether between them means having to have separate radios and batteries for each ear.
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We talk to machines, reason with our radios, and console our computers, said Reeves and Nass.
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The radios inside each bot act as proximity sensors and trigger a reaction in the robots.
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The kind of noise the Apollo astronauts heard is common to those who frequently operate radios.
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In a sketch for The Tonight Show, Fallon radios Colbert for a pre-show pep talk.
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The power draw on these systems is typically an order of magnitude lower than cellular radios.
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With our radios, we could see beyond the ridgelines by talking to aircraft and other units.
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The coalition hopes the radios will help first responders or smaller communities talk to each other.
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Some people had portable radios and would periodically share bits of news with anyone walking nearby.
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It would open up the radios to go on frequencies they weren't intended to go on.
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The only means of communication with the outside world was five radios, used strictly for emergencies.
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"You're not just changing tires anymore, you're messing with navigation systems, radios — all kinds of stuff."
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The frequencies are low, and thus heavily trafficked by microphones, cameras and other hand-held radios.
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The godfather of modern consumer design is best known for his coffee pots, razors and radios.
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What won't be abandoned is anything sensitive, such as radios, weapons, armored vehicles and important documents.
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It refers to things that happen to work on frequencies, and the answer is RADIOS. 29A.
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The boats also had radar, radios, a fathometer, a hot plate, a refrigerator and four bunks.
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Other times they ask for better cellphone coverage and updated radios to use in rural areas.
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By the time he was 11, Jerry was working for the local appliance store, repairing radios.
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When I asked after that, a spokesperson emailed me this statement: Google analytics and our own testing didn't show enough of a user benefit in adding the additional cost, power consumption and size (need space for the radios, antennas and heat sinks) of the third band radios.
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Its payload, the TRICOM-1R, weighs 300 pounds (140 kilograms) and carries radios and Earth-imaging gear.
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There's chips and radios and high-powered lasers and planes that could fall out of the sky.
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The seized equipment included 2450 boxes of battlefield radios and accessories labelled "Glocom", short for Global Communications.
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Snap the mask onto Furby and it mutes itself and turns off all of its wireless radios.
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Using one of these classic radios will have been a tactile as well as an auditory experience.
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As in physical towers, controllers will continue to have radar screens and radios to communicate with pilots.
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PSA: iOS 11 new control center WiFi and Bluetooth toggles don't actually turn off their respective radios.
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The faster Qualcomm modem will also work with the exact same radios as the slower Intel variant.
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From the first radios to the iPhone, here's a brief history of the last century of telecommunications.
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Over the years the city has purchased SWAT equipment, police vehicles, radios and Tasers with the money.
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Over the years, the city has purchased SWAT equipment, police vehicles, radios and Tasers with the money.
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He claimed his accomplices, who didn't actually exist, had radios for communications, which were also explosive devices.
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The Nitrous Mafia is a group of people with lookouts on radios and nitrous tanks in backpacks.
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But he wonders if the Fusion is big enough inside to carry computers, radios and other equipment.
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Some vehicles and locations had CB radios, and there were a good many hand-helds and beepers.
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Up for grabs: 3,500 umbrellas, 250 valises, 50 cameras, eight radios and a number of musical instruments.
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The family said the cars were not equipped with radios and mobile phones' batteries quickly ran out.
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The aesthetic is an epochal medley lacking harmony—purple neon, vintage radios, fake flowers, a pay phone.
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Rooms lack heaters, for fear of detainees hurting themselves, and have no televisions or radios, he said.
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However, many tune in to foreign shows with smuggled Chinese radios and illegally altered North Korean sets.
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This year, the U.S. delivered equipment valued at $14.3 million, including night vision devices, radios and more.
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Globe would use Huawei's equipment like radios and modems to deliver 5G quality broadband internet, he added.
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Software radios allow a single handset — a cellphone, say — to access multiple networks at the same time.
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By the time I retired, we were carrying radios that you just could put in a pocket.
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The league prohibits the use of two-way radios by coaches to communicate plays during a game.
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During a second meeting last year, the officers requested encrypted radios for secure communication, the Times reported.
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They are denied access to radios and TV sets, he wrote, and have only limited reading materials.
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That will require new, more powerful and flexible radios and computers to be deployed throughout the force.
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With today's change, Silicon Labs is going to start letting other companies make Z-Wave radios, too.
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Several US charities are on the ground supplying medical teams, tarps, radios, food, water and other aid.
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Mall staff later handed out a few radios to reporters to allow them to ask Paray questions.
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These residents, he said, may also not own $30 weather radios that can give them further warning.
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They include the AN/ARC-201D single channel ground and airborne radio system (SINCGARS), four onboard Raytheon AN/ARC-231 Skyfire radios, two of them equipped with satellite communications capability, two AN/ARC-220 high frequency radios, an MTX Blue Force Tracker to prevent accidental friendly fire engagements.
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There are computers, modems, radios, cell and satellite phones, even an instruction booklet, but no "button" per se.
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I know I'm not alone in my longing for the tactility of those initial radios from the 1930s.
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But whenever the Aquarius enters the waters off Libya, it now faces another problem: The radios go silent.
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The two Indian River County Sheriff's Office deputies were each on patrol when their police radios lit up.
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A day later, a call came over police radios in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn: shots fired on Albany Avenue.
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If someone mentions a dream machine, they might be referencing the beloved, discontinued line of Sony clock radios.
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The police tend to be wary of new technology (patrol cars and radios were initially regarded with scepticism).
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During the match, fans were given radios with original commentary from both the East and West German side.
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In Life Mode, your notifications are obviously turned off, but Palm is also turning off the wireless radios.
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Along the way there are tripods of machine guns, stacks of short-wave radios, and spent artillery shells.
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The idea was to use small radios to interpret intricate hand movements and extend the functionality of displays.
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That's where he stashed GPS equipment, a satellite weather system, radios, a satellite phone, and an autopilot system.
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Es'hail-2 has two transponders on board that can connect to amateur radios from South America to Asia.
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That will make it the first satellite at this altitude to link amateur radios from Brazil to India.
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They largely worked in silence, with the sound of crashing tree limbs and roaring flames drowning out radios.
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Besides their microprocessors, smartphones contain tiny versions of other components such as accelerometers, GPS receivers, radios and cameras.
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Someone's messing with the radios of New Zealand cops, who are obviously not down with it at all.
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Some crystals can conduct and store energy, which explains why they show up in things like certain radios.
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Some kids who had working radios on their portable CD players said two planes had hit the towers.
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On top of that, the types of radios used in mobile phones is heavily regulated throughout the world.
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A pioneer of everything from car radios to mobile phones, Motorola had been the Apple of its time.
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Locals are given seeds and radios by Guzman's armed henchman, who patrol the surrounding valleys on quad bikes.
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A NASA engineer said the unusual sound was interference between the module and the mission command center's radios.
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And phone makers need to make handsets with built-in 5G radios ready to hook up to networks.
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A nuclear EMP could also disrupt radio waves, but that's less likely, since radios have a simpler circuitry.
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TVs, radios, cameras — even something as obscure as an alarm clock — can fetch a huge chunk of change.
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So AT&T had to install its initial 5G radios primarily on rooftops, lamp poles and utility poles.
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""The MH-1303M Blackhawks have a dazzling array of special secure radios, sensors and satellite communications on board.
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His bed was a mattress on the floor, and his electronic devices — computers, radios, keyboards — dominated the room.
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A search revealed 14 radios in the home he shared with his parents, according to a criminal complaint.
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For two decades, until his retirement about eight years ago, Mr. Michaels serviced radios for Harley-Davidson motorcycles.
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The troops also found pistols, rocket-propelled grenades, communications radios, bandoleers of ammunition and two Islamic State flags.
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Other features include built-in Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and GPS radios, plus a built-in gigabit Ethernet port.
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In the '30s, radios were the main source of entertainment, and were often treated like pieces of furniture.
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Inmates also are able to have visitors, make phone calls, purchase TVs, radios and snacks and receive emails.
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The radios in "Frequencies," tuned to stations that may not even exist, are like ghosts of old technology.
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The balloons carried dollar bills, transistor radios, CDs containing Western movies and leaflets that called Mr. Kim a pig.
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In the immediate aftermath of the storm, word of mouth and handheld radios were the only form of communication.
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Back in the day, people only had newspapers or radios to get information, or they visited libraries every day.
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Supplier Delphi has spent a century making things like electric starters, radios, and navigation systems for well-known brands.
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The British divers left London on June 26 with special rescue equipment, including radios designed to work in caves.
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Smart speakers aren't radios, and podcast-style shows aren't suited for an interface that discourages browsing and library-building.
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We're used to seeing ads on the side of the road while driving, or hearing commercials on our radios.
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But those who buy illicit short-wave radios can pick up at least ten foreign stations targeting North Koreans.
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Melbourne, Florida-based L3Harris now has a portfolio that includes military radios, air-traffic-control systems and space hardware.
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I've seen those people getting play on radios, where in the past that might not have been the case.
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They need to reach as many people as possible, even those without access to cell phones, computers, or radios.
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Other companies have donated 12 long-distance radios and 700 batteries -- cellphone communication is almost nonexistent on the island.
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People sheltering in their homes in West County Waterford said they were turning to battery-powered radios for updates.
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Radio gear is incompatible in some cases — Nigerians use American radios, but in Niger soldiers use French-made devices.
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The narcotics officers were undercover, driving unmarked cars and not talking on their radios, in case criminals were listening.
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If people are not able to afford supplies, they can petition the local authorities for flashlights, candles, radios, etc.
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He took the radios and began coordinating with Salt Lake Center Approach while I finished up with the checklist.
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The radios will include several configurations for integration onboard a range of armoured fighting vehicles and tanks, Elbit said.
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"What's changed over the years is the availability of radios that can be programmed to police frequencies," he said.
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His identity was only circulated on police radios just after he had crossed the Belgian border the next morning.
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The original form of the company came to life in the 22015s and the 1930s, selling vacuum-tube radios.
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The seized equipment, part of an air shipment, included 45 boxes of battlefield radios and accessories, the report says.
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Border Patrol takes immediate action and radios for an EMT to meet them upon arrival at the Lordsburg Station.
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Electrical music recording began to take hold in the 1930s, and record players and radios surged into wide distribution.
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Unlike solar flares, which were visible during eclipses using traditional telescopes, these spontaneous emissions were now detectable using radios.
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Radios, record players, telephones or flight bags with airline logos are held up to signal Volta's new, modern identity.
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Instead, they turned on their radios to hear the pastor preach, says Aaron Madsen, 38, the church's worship director.
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Old church organ pipes were reimagined into a chandelier, and guest rooms feature old radios alongside modern media hubs.
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And Collins made the radios that Neil Armstrong used to tell Earth about his first steps on the moon.
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Broward County deputies and Coral Springs police officers could not communicate over their radios because they had separate systems.
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In Iraq, our company wrestled fiber optic cable across an airfield, and kept watch over radios, computers and satellites.
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White-clad police officers and intelligence officials carrying radios stood guard over a major bridge that crosses the Nile.
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But after two days of trial and error, thanks to problems with radios and other equipment, that didn't happen.
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Mexican marines, who also heard the altercation on their radios, raced to the location but did not find anyone.
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They used shortwave radios to listen in on security workers, and carried bulky electronic devices to deactivate security alarms.
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At Mr. Cooney's disposal were seven cars and seven drivers, all equipped with the latest in two-way radios.
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Tile is also prohibited from using the new UWB radios in the iPhone 11 and 11 Pro, she said.
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I suspect there's still research to be done on the adverse impact of next-gen radios on battery life.
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How about a Siri-powered wireless charging dock, like one of those old-school iHome clock radios on steroids?
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He radios a translator, who listens to the boy and says he was simply trying to bum a cigarette.
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Employees not already at the EOC use radios to report their status, and then get there however they can.
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Many communities have been isolated from the outside world for nearly 4 weeks, relying only on radios for news.
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This "many wireless radios" problem is one that companies often like to cite as a reason for a reviewer's troubles.
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Redefining the system architecture and building-block device structures for displays, processors, memories, sensors, radios and batteries is a must.
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Radios and televisions burst to life without warning, stabbing through the pervading unease to shock you back into the moment.
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Erhorn was an audio specialist hired by the US Army Signal Corps who grew up fascinated with hand-crank radios.
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In its prime, half of the radios on in the greater Twin Cities area were tuned in to the show.
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Televisions and radios are at their best when they're communal activities, and Christian rock concerts… well, you get the idea.
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Poll: 1 in 5 African-Americans report 'unfair' dealings with police in last month The officer radios for an ambulance.
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The company also plans to create subscription packages that could include SiriusXM radios as well as a Pandora premium subscription.
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He told everyone to be quiet and turned off all the radios as his boat drifted next to the Bossards'.
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That's essentially the same way that radios work, transmitting information as light waves that are later decoded as sound waves.
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For roughly three decades, RadioShack sold these transistor radios, which were notable for both their simplicity and their color scheme.
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Using cameras, radar and radios, the systems figure out on the spot which lights should be red, and which green.
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"Tell the vehicles to wait there," the pilot radios to the ground crew on the edge of the flood plain.
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Although no formal explanation has ever been given, NASA scientists believe the audio was caused by interference from spacecraft radios.
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In addition to the three vehicles, police also recovered two Tasers, two police radios and a bulletproof vest, he said.
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The mobile phones and radios used are powered by solar cells, enabling pastoralists to get forecasts while on the move.
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Check out all the cool-looking hand-crank emergency radios here, where the majority are actually much cheaper than $70.
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What they do, according to O*NET: Repair and maintain avionics systems on aircraft, like radios, radar, and guidance systems.
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The dude on the ground radios to someone that Castle's on board, and they should get back to the boat.
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Relying heavily on commercial radios and cell phones with internet access, Islamic State fighters are easy prey for the planes.
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"They use cell phones, they use push-to-talk radios, they use the internet, send e-mails," US Army Col.
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Along the way, kids get to build replicas of real circuit boards found inside televisions, radios, and other electronic devices.
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This was back in the heyday of CB Radios (if you're under 40, you might have to Google that one).
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Regardless of interference, the radios are designed to automatically cut off when the play clock gets down to 15 seconds.
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Her English was almost impeccable; men would stumble across her while tuning their radios and be unable to turn away.
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Rival Lowe's said it has sent 400 truckloads of hurricane prep material including flashlights, batteries and weather radios to Florida.
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The care package from ny and the new two-way radios and scanner from london are great and much appreciated.
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When I was little, I would always take radios and TVs apart in an effort to learn how they worked.
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We were only able to get a radio signal by going to the parking lot and listening to car radios.
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On her walk home, she was engulfed by the sounds of Lebanese music filtering out of car radios and stores.
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Violent criminals are a problem, yes, but so are movies, airplanes, car radios, women in politics, newspapers — you name it.
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The altercation began with a call that a knife-wielding man was trying to break into trucks to steal radios.
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This all forms the backdrop of Suspiria, the swirling chaos spotted in the background on radios and TV news broadcasts.
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Force touching the networking panel brings up all your wireless radios and (praise be) a button to toggle your hot spot.
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Fortunately, light and sound are pretty similar, so they translate pretty easily into one another—that's how radios work, after all.
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In terms of their design inspiration, these first B&O radios were like the original skeuomorphic iPhone OS of their time.
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Just two years, FM radios were only activated in 25 percent of "top-selling" smartphones in the US, according to Pai.
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That improved coverage comes thanks to upgraded radios, which Google says are twice as fast and have 25 percent more range.
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The company has more than $15 million in active contracts with the agency, primarily for radios and other tactical communications equipment.
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The router will require placement in the user's window, alongside one of the 5G radios also announced at the show today.
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With radios everywhere — our cars, our homes, on our phones — it's hard to avoid the summer hits that get heavy play.
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We carry CB radios and fire extinguishers, and our floor mats are wrapped in trash bags to keep out the salt.
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Expect, of course, experimental noisemaking, rather than the pop songs and operas that once broadcasted from these remnants of vintage radios.
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They appeared to grow frustrated as they tried to use their radios and the police frequency was busy for some time.
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The Verge's Dieter Bohn explored the show floor with Walt, discussed the state of CES and played with crank-powered radios.
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People who owned cars put "No Radio" signs on them because thieves smashed car windows and stole radios all the time.
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This is made even better by the implementation of radios that traitors spawn with and that survivors can build or find.
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The gas engine will shut off at idle with the battery handling the electrical load for flashers, radios and other items.
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You also get artist radios, thousands of playlists and smart search, which lets you search for a song in descriptive terms.
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Equipment and weapons systems aren't as effective in colder weather and optics also change, while radios and vehicles need extra maintenance.
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I could see it in their silence, and in their distance, as they stood outside her room, and their radios crackled.
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The product provides a better alternative to radios, which you actually have to bring up to your face to speak into.
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Before radios became domestic furniture, broadcasts aired in public spaces, on sidewalks outside electronic shops, in plazas outside newspaper office buildings.
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The E-3's 20 high- and ultra-high frequency radios allow the crew to communicate with and direct friendly forces.
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Aside from gaming, the inquisitive future CEO would also take apart lawnmowers, radios, and TVs to see how each gear functioned.
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"It gets you from station to station" could be "train," but today we're talking about radios, so the answer is TUNER.
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Wambli wore a thick leather vest affixed with radios, a GoPro camera, and a badge embroidered with a white horse's head.
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It does, but some of the phones have both of the radios in it, so iPhone you shouldn't have that problem.
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The waves emitted from radios, cellphones and cellphone towers, Wi-Fi routers, and microwaves are referred to as "radio-frequency" radiation.
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"95 Radios," the record's other single, takes a smoother tone as Eagle sings about listening to the radio during his childhood.
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You could shoehorn two tiny adults in the back seat of a TT coupe; the Z had no back seat. Radios?
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Several cast members had transistor radios which they held up for the audience to hear as borough after borough shut down.
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By the time Mr. Mazza got his driver's license two years ago, he had seven police scanners and three weather radios.
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Silicon Labs' main business is selling radios for all kinds of smart devices, including those that work with competing connectivity systems.
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If Z-Wave becomes more popular, more radios will be needed, and Silicon Labs will be best positioned to sell them.
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But ultimately, Silicon Labs just wants to sell radios, and both announcements are really about making smart home tech more accessible.
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She raced from where she heckled Trump, forcing U.S. Capitol Police to put out a "be on the lookout" over their radios.
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"We also provide all the energy efficient accessories that go with these, from lights to chargers, to radios and TVs," said Lenihan.
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The actual radios inside your phone are still on, looking for new connections and wasting more battery life than is strictly necessary.
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CBP said it employs satellite communications that are used in commercial space applications and small form-factor radios with a mesh network.
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A new book highlights candy wrappers, cigarette packs, radios, vacuums, cars, and other items from the collection of the Moscow Design Museum.
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They maintained hotlines to assist anyone searching for the missing, performing a job that had once been done with old-school radios.
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Other scenes see characters blasting the scene's music from their radios, only for the track to cut at the most dramatic moment.
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Vinyl is making a comeback, film cameras are back in production, and old-school wooden radios are getting new, tech-infused versions.
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If you are switching to Verizon from another carrier, check to make sure your phone has the Verizon radios needed to connect.
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Perhaps coincidentally, Intel (INTC) announced hours after the settlement became public that it was abandoning its plans to make 5G smartphone radios.
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PVD-coated stainless steel houses the rest of the internals, including 10mm beryllium drivers for producing sound delivered by Bluetooth 4.2 radios.
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"Clock radios" are joining the ranks of clamato juice as product combinations that once made sense but now feel dated and unnecessary.
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Some other commonalities between the two cameras, include the Wi-Fi / NFC / Bluetooth radios, USB-C port and tethering, 1 / 8000s max.
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Support for AT&T and T-Mobile radios are on the model sold directly; a shipping date is set sometime in May.
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From one of the vendors' radios blasted "Bangapseupnida" ("Welcome"), a popular and perky North Korean song: Countrymen, brothers, let us hold hands,
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"There are no civilians in there," Major Mustafa Al-Azawi tells me as he radios orders to his men at the front.
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Last year in the city of Luoyang, in central China, the authorities used drones to catch people using radios to broadcast answers.
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Our radios are locally run, but many of our journalists are university graduates and they're often shocked when working with rural communities.
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With world-class security and tri-band Wifi radios, you can stream, work, and play from literally every corner of your home.
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But with the advent of software-defined radios, most hobbyists can get by with a $153 plug-in dongle and an antenna.
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They would have radios and all the gear they could carry — kerosene stoves, lamps and cameras — on the sleds they would tow.
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Masters prices, particularly for food, are nearly as much of a throwback as the ban on cellphones and radios on the grounds.
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Fire extinguishers, life jackets, weather radios and other safety devices are all recommended for boaters anytime, but especially during the holiday weekend.
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In Kennedy, which has never had electricity or running water, a lucky few have solar panels to recharge lights, cellphones or radios.
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Serving his country in Germany during the war, he amused his fellow soldiers by refiguring enemy land mines to work as radios.
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But more conventional equipment like bulletproof vests, rifles, trucks, jackets and radios was still available to the police under the Obama administration.
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One memory of that trip that has never faded was the large boombox radios that many of the troops carried with them.
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It spent $213.7,21.3 on ammunition, $2100,20153 on body armor, more than $22015,214 on two-way radios and $215,000 for night-vision goggles.
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When I was about 19993 years old, I would go around to people's homes and repair their antennas and their CB radios.
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Up for sale back then: 3,500 umbrellas, 250 "valises" (suitcases), 50 cameras, eight radios, cigarette lighters and an assortment of sporting goods.
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Radios crackled, and rescue teams reached for satellite phones, their cell networks deteriorating from fairly strong near Miami to gone by Islamorada.
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He lamented that the United States did not supply the mutineers with radios, which he believes could have changed the country's history.
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So when Rob and I were in college he was working on building these software defined radios — ALG: You met in college.
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That's when we got into Y Combinator and moved out to California to work on these wireless networks using software defined radios.
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If you understand telephones, I'm not sure how much it would tell you about how radios or cars or other things work.
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At night, we charged our phones with generators that also supplied power to radios used to communicate with men throughout the area.
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But in newspapers and on radios and TV stations from Anchorage to Miami, the effects of the bill are already being contemplated.
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Most often, the music heard in the movie came from the actual characters playing tunes on their car radios or on speakers.
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Families began lining up Saturday afternoon outside the warehouse, hoping to get bottled water, food and emergency radios, CNN affiliate WAPA reported.
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It goes back to teenagers communing with the Shangri-Las via the earpieces connected to transistor radios in the 1950s and '3003s.
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There are coffee makers and stand mixers, radios and record players, and computing-type relics of the past that aren't quite recognizable.
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"What is the purpose of having a mandatory emergency alert system if no one has radios in their cars anymore?" he asked.
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He said the association did not oppose the switch, but was worried that many motorists would not switch to the digital radios.
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Out of boredom and a desire to contribute, Leigh would drive vehicles for the team while I managed radios at the outpost.
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This sense is underscored by the absence of modern conveniences: no televisions or radios are waiting to be put on the trucks.
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According to family lore, Hearne police officers would hunt him down whenever their car radios broke — no matter the time of day.
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We want to give a you-bet-your-life assurance that the phone actually has its radios off when it says it does.
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Age: 37 After specializing in sports journalism at the Universidad Simón Bolívar, Bucci began his professional career in radios in his native Venezuela.
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An advertisement in the September 2012 edition of the Asian Military Review said Glocom develops radios and equipment for "military and paramilitary organisations".
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Using VHF (very high frequency) equipment and FM radios, this service divided itself into two systems: one for highways and one for cities.
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The radios feature six musical presets, a three-inch woofer, 60-watt amplifier and connect with the company's Android/iOS app for control.
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Urbanears is citing old transistor radios as an inspiration for its new lines of speakers, mostly through the simple, two-knob control scheme.
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They talked about four new supply warehouses, distributing satellite phones and radios, and an increased presence of FEMA personnel stationed on the island.
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Like Burt Reynolds in Smokey and the Bandit, during the Me Decade, we warned each other of bear traps over our CB radios.
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Items that they used to steal, such as televisions and car radios, have fallen in value so nicking them is no longer worthwhile.
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Tri-band radios, the other big feature found in new, high-end routers, are simply more bands of radio spectrum to communicate on.
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"Based on current rhetoric, the new administration does not understand this subtle benefit, nor the benefit of interoperable weapons from radios to warplanes."
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Once inside, rescue teams had to assess the situation and then report back because cell phones and radios don't work inside the cave.
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As mentioned earlier, all judo matches are staged with three referees—one in the center and two on the sidelines equipped with radios.
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For the Android Wear models, they are swapping out the quartz movements for an electronics stack of processor, battery, touchscreen, and wireless radios.
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Both will contain Ku-band broadband transmitter radios, allowing them to test their ability to offer Earth-based connectivity from low-Earth orbit.
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The aim of that add-on, Huang and Snowden say, is to offer a constant check on whether your phone's radios are transmitting.
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The forecasts are then broadcast on community radios in local languages, which break down the technical terms into information that's easier to understand.
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According to the suit, Taylor had installed multiple hidden cameras concealed in clock radios, positioned to capture minors changing their clothes and bathing.
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Inside the gorgeous wood box are most of the features now standard in tabletop radios: Bluetooth connectivity, access to streaming services, color display.
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We haven't seen many of those yet because it's just hard to pack the proper wireless radios into such a tiny form factor.
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Before he started Como Audio, Tom DeVesto was a founder of Tivoli, which built its name on beautifully designed radios for the home.
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Unlike Raden, which relies on a mesh network to hunt down lost bags, Bluesmart relies on 3G and GPS radios to track luggage.
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He had also acquired two radios, batteries and a cellphone battery, suggesting he planned a remote-controlled explosion by radio or mobile telephone.
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It comes down to whether your particular phone's radios work properly with global networks, however, so double check with Verizon before you go.
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Which brings us to a final point: Apple has actually not had workable FM radios in iPhones in a very, very long time.
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It is a way to reduce duplication, join up national defence industries and set standards for everything from battlefield medicine to military radios.
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In this case, I had an awesome flight lead who took the radios and trusted my ability to handle what I was seeing.
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"We had problems with our baby monitor because it would pick up frequencies" from passing truck radios and warehouse dispatchers, she told me.
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"Without taking anything away from Gross' accomplishment, Hings' CM&S field radios were already in production at that time," the Hings website states.
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They cited wages of $14-$15 an hour among other grievances, including radios that don't work and poorly fitting or expired bulletproof vests.
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He sings along, tunelessly, with 1960s and 1970s folk rock on car radios, takes long walks with his wife and adores his grandchildren.
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Not even the most hardened Luddite, I suspect, wants to go back to the days of horse-drawn carriages and hand-crank radios.
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He and other inmates reported that officers sliced electric cords on appliances the inmates had in their rooms, including lamps, clocks and radios.
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U.S. officials told NPR that the Pentagon is also buying additional specialized equipment needed for tunnel operations, including radios and night vision goggles.
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This approach could be a power option for lights or radios in situations where there may not be other suitable power options available.
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Living with 400 other minimum-security inmates, I'd grown acclimated to a certain level of background noise: radios playing, loud conversations, card games.
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British NFL broadcasting veterans like Neil Reynolds and Nat Coombs gleefully recall getting into the sport with nights spent listening to AM radios.
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The upside of this is that it travels even farther — the downside is that typical radios aren't capable of receiving National Weather Radio broadcasts.
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"However, we expect these new devices to elevate average selling prices as new displays, chipsets, and radios will bring an increased price," he added.
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They have advanced communication systems instead of hand-held radios, tactical training and weaponry -- lots of it, too much for some people, Maitland believes.
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Kids who were "active confronters" were after a rush—they'd get it by stealing hubcaps and radios and later cars, or through stimulant drugs.
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Maybe this is because AM/FM radios will set off EMF meters—as will cellphones, fast-food restaurants, and anything else with a microwave.
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These are all major moments in the history of wireless technology, but with the exception of the police radios, none of it was mobile.
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But even with Life Mode on, it still drains on standby enough to kill it in a day — and that's with the radios off.
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Both the X2, and larger S2, feature a removable "Smart Cartridge" in the top tube, containing the printed circuit board, radios, display, controller, etc.
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The first-gen Eeros have a pair of Qualcomm Wi-Fi radios used by several other companies, but Eero built custom drivers for them.
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Think about all the wireless radios Apple had to sync up to make something like this work — in each AirPod and in each phone.
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Google calls it "dual connect," and though it's a small improvement over how the radios worked with Fi's network before, it's a smart one.
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Sometimes known as "Metal-Air" batteries, these have been successfully used in "off-grid" applications for many years, just as batteries powering army radios.
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Instead, it'll sell the radios and technology to companies that want to use them, be it for their own gadgets, transmitters, or charging pads.
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It's estimated that millions of old radios will become obsolete by the end of the year, the majority of which are found in vehicles.
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The difference between the Spot and Dot comes down to the number of Wi-Fi radios they have and ultimately how fast they'll be.
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In particular, Scorsese fills the pilot with musical numbers that spring from the music characters hear piping out of their radios or record players.
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Commanders in the U.S. Navy's Fifth Fleet in the region became alarmed when the sailors missed a planned check-in call on their radios.
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The "space music" radio interference occurred when the crew separated the command module and the lunar lander and each spacecraft turned their radios on.
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The problem is that you could also turn off something called Dynamic Frequency Selection, which meant that they could interfere with FAA weather radios.
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In exchange, the company has provided ICE with a radio communication service, software upgrades and maintenance for tactical communications, and various types of radios.
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We created a network with the many community radios; their journalists train with us, we co-produce segments, and they can rebroadcast our programs.
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The team prepared for their final stand and fearing that they were going to be overrun, radioed for support and then destroyed their radios.
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Group 109, a new squad created by Mr Kim, frequently raids homes to crack down on foreign content, Chinese mobiles and short-wave radios.
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An average soldier on the battlefield in 2009 carried about 14 pounds of batteries to power radios, GPS, night vision systems and other electronics.
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Bghouri said journalists in state television and radios as well as at the state news agency complained of intervention in their work by officials.
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Most people I have talked with here are already shuttered away in their homes, surrounded by ice, food, generators, flashlights, radios, fuel and water.
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That means we like to lay in stores and cook, same as our forbearers went to the basement to build radios and Shaker furniture.
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But at Mr. Weah's Congress for Democratic Change Party headquarters, hundreds of people with crackling radios held to their ears erupted over the results.
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Today, these software defined radios (SDRs) can be picked up for about $20 on Amazon and are supported by an active open source community.
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Radios or televisions that might get foreign broadcasts are illegal, and there is no access to the internet except for foreigners and senior officials.
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Standards do exist: Zigbee and Z-wave are wireless networking protocols designed for the type of low-power radios found in smart-home gadgetry.
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"This may be the true biggest multi-casualty you've ever encountered," Mr. Ruddell said, as the task force's neon yellow radios crackled one evening.
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A few of the commandos, including Air Force combat controllers, worked the radios to direct the next fleet of bombers flying toward the battlefield.
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There's a mild paradox that this entirely digital movie waxes so nostalgic for analog-age stuff: Art Deco diners, big-knob radios, funky garages.
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It didn't take long for families to begin lining up outside hoping to get bottled water, food and emergency radios, CNN affiliate WAPA reported.
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Personal radios were forbidden on the front lines, but crystal radio sets lacked external power sources, so they couldn't be detected by the enemy.
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My father, an insatiably curious guy and electrical engineer, used to build things with me — crystal radios, electric generators, all kinds of exciting contraptions.
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The dining room had high ceilings, dark-wood tables, Danish pillar candles, and a few shelves holding vintage radios and bowls of cacao beans.
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Camilla Tully, a spokeswoman for the retail chain Clas Ohlson, said the demand for digital radios had grown steadily since Parliament's vote in 2011.
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"The sale of DAB radios exploded before Christmas, and the sales tripled over the last couple of months," she said in a phone interview.
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O, Mavenir, Phazr, and Tech Mahindra which seek to replace proprietary wireless radios made by the mobile industry's big three with cloud-based software.
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Built-in GPS, Bluetooth, and 3G radios (with a one-year data plan included in the price for the latter) that enable all of this.
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And he said, look, we are doing the same thing they're doing but someone invented the car radio, should we not make better car radios?
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But the signal also means that the CubeSats successfully unfurled their solar panels, stabilized their orientation, turned towards the Sun, and switched on their radios.
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Taxis started using two-way Motorola radios in 1944, and after the war, in 1946, Motorola introduced the world's first car phone: the Motorola Radiotelephone.
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If you're not familiar with tri-band technology, you need to understand dual-band routers feature two radios: a 2.4 GHz and a 1003 GHz.
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Radios work by taking sound, converting it into an electromagnetic wave called a radio wave, and then decoding it to make a sound wave again.
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People gather around radios to listen to the news—social media accounts remain confusing—and brace for how much worse the body count might get.
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"We lack patrol cars and secure radios," said the official, who declined to be named because he is not authorized to speak to the media.
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Cyrus was big news at the time already, mostly because parents were baffled by the popularity of Hannah Montana onscreen, on their radios, in concert.
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Start with a cold Niksicko beer at Caffe Bar Skradin — a family-owned drinking hole, filled with memorabilia, including old radios and maps, since 523.
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AT&T and Verizon both say they're exclusively rolling out millimeter wave (mmWave) radios, which inherently provide far more bandwidth and capacity than today's networks.
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Exhibits include a vast and stellar collection of telegraphs, telephones, radios, televisions, a Theremin (an instrument that uses only antennas and electricity to create sound).
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The lawsuit alleges Taylor used cameras hidden in clock radios placed in bathrooms and bedrooms to film several underage children in various stages of undress.
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As for the mine's managers, they are struck by the silence; there is no longer a steady stream of banter across drivers' two-way radios.
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The middle boat was equipped with radios, cell phones and a satellite phone, but none of its crew attempted to alert authorities, according to survivors.
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Linklater glues scenes together with music that is a near-constant presence, whether it's thumping from background bedroom stereos, car radios, or blasting in clubs.
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Officials mistakenly sent an a warning of an imminent missile attack, promising "THIS IS NOT A DRILL," to cellphones, radios and televisions on Jan. 13.
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It helps that the Play:22014 stood out among what seemed like a sea of home speakers with iPod docks or then-subpar Bluetooth radios.
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The smaller the earbud, the harder it is to fit more processing power, better (read: bigger) Bluetooth radios, longer-lasting batteries — the list goes on.
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It's hard, given heavy accents and poor audio, to know exactly what they're talking about, but it seems to revolve around lost radios and airstrikes.
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In the past, the U.S. military has said they will provide the Syrian Democratic Forces with ammunition, rifles, armor, radios, bulldozers, vehicles, and engineering equipment.
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One of the guys worked in film production and was able to get his hands on the high-end radios that they use while filming.
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Yet outside of rural life, where radios still predominate, the potential of mass media as a tool to encourage positive behavioral health outcomes becomes ambiguous.
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In addition to guns, radios, and GPS equipment, Rios found that the women packed everyday necessities and the comforts of home, like perfumes and makeup.
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In the company's early decades, it gained greatly from spreading its electric expertise over everything from light bulbs and radios to power plants and locomotives.
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Smart phones, for instance, could reduce energy demand if they replace cameras, radios, telephones, clocks, televisions and music players rather than being an extra gadget.
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The authorities cut off power on those islands before midnight, forcing many residents to listen to the latest forecasts on transistor radios in the darkness.
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In addition to the millions of female factory workers, women ran radios and radar, worked as chemists, bacteriologists and gunnery instructors — and calculated weapon trajectories.
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Most fans had left the stadium by then; many found out only after they returned home and switched on their televisions, their radios, their cellphones.
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We sit at a bus stop by a junction on Beverly Boulevard as cars stop at the lights and radios intermittently blare as he talks.
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"In Washington, D.C., listeners need only tune their radios to 105.5 FM to hear the Russian government's effort to influence U.S. policy," the letter reads.
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Below-wing workers often perform job functions that require extra tools, such as light wands to guide aircraft or radios to communicate with other workers.
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"In Washington, D.C., listeners need only tune their radios to 105.5 FM to hear the Russian government's effort to influence U.S. policy," the members wrote.
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The takeover led to the disarmament and detainment of police officers and the confiscation of "weapons, ballistic vests, cartridges and communication radios," Álvarez Heredia said.
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But the NHTSA report concluded that at least in the case of digital car radios, there is no widespread security shortcoming across the entire industry.
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Less than four years later, soon after the death of Chairman Mao in 1976, Beethoven's "Fifth Symphony" rang out from radios and televisions across China.
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So we took off, driving back to Las Vegas through emptiness so complete that neither the AM or FM radios could pick up a station.
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The kit comes with visual instructions for making radios, alarms, doorbells and other projects, but kids can also experiment with and prototype their own circuits.
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Most cells also have televisions (with built-in radios), and inmates have access to books and periodicals, as well as certain arts-and-craft materials.
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But bear in mind, that the market is flooded with these radios, and they all use the same frequencies (typically the FRS and GMRS bands).
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And probably only slightly surprised to hear that they're anti-birth control, anti-divorce, and don't allow their members to have TVs, radios, or newspapers.
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The service is giving the platform new propeller technology, radios, glass cockpit touchscreen displays, digital avionics, collision avoidance technology and reinforced "wing-boxes," service officials said.
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By 1920, William Edmund Scripps started broadcasting "Detroit News Radiophone" over the radio, and a year later, the Detroit police introduced mobile radios into squad cars.
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That's why the agency is actively commissioning new communications technologies that are more sophisticated than the radios and walkie-talkies that many agents still rely on.
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Wireless radios, noise canceling chips, and batteries big enough to power them are complications that headphones don't need, I thought, and would lead to unhappy compromises.
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Either way, phone manufacturers like Apple will need to look elsewhere for their 5G radios now, and that means Intel just ceded that business to Qualcomm.
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Ericsson said mobile networks increasingly depended on antenna technology, with more integration of antennas and radios and increasing use of active antennas in next-generation 5G.
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The battery life is so good that I wish Apple gave me an option for an always-on ambient screen, maybe by turning off some radios.
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The Bangladeshis had watched Rajiv Gandhi offer radios in exchange for vasectomies in India with little success and were determined to try a more efficient system!
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Radios and mosque loudspeakers throughout the city blared mourning verses as demonstrators crowded the streets around the U.N. headquarters, many waving their rifles in the air.
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The city's fleet services gives them the police unit touch with bumpers and decals before another department adds equipment such as radios, sirens and dash cams.
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The Pentagon is trying to confirm reports that one of the U.S. sailors spoke on bridge-to-bridge radios to the U.S. Navy during the incident.
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In the last budget cycle, the agency requested funding for 300 fewer officers than the year before to instead invest in replacing aging radios and vehicles.
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Their mellow, West Coast, "country rock" cool defined mainstream American popular music in the '70s and has been lodged in car radios across America ever since.
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The company is attempting to create a product line similar to Sonos with speakers and radios that can join together and fill a house with sound.
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On Sirius XM, the channel works like any other — streaming across SiriusXM platforms, including its connected devices, radios, mobile apps, media players, smart speakers and more.
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At 10.9 ounces, the QC35 comes in at four ounces more than its wired predecessor, owing at least in part to the addition of Bluetooth radios.
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In 1947 Bardeen, Brattain and Shockley invent the transistor, the building block enabling many digital technologies including portable radios, touchtone phones, computer microchips and color television.
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In 220 Bardeen, Brattain and Shockley invent the transistor, the building block enabling many digital technologies including portable radios, touchtone phones, computer microchips and color television.
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WHEN police officers hear on their radios that a 252-22012 or an 22015-99 is in progress, they drop what they are doing and go.
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Then the aircrew are taught how to use everything from flares, radios and other equipment to properly and effectively invade the enemy and return to safety.
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"Private sector involvement would enable camp residents to be more connected - through mobiles, radios, televisions and the internet - and boost business and job creation," he said.
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It can be used, without any impact on station interference, to access broadband internet in rural areas by using a database manager and white space radios.
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And we have to support the Voxes and the ProPublicas and the New York Times and the Washington Posts and the public radios of the world.
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Rock and roll would blare out of the jukeboxes and radios in the Lower East Side bars he grew up around, and he found it intoxicating.
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It's a form of electromagnetic radiation, which also includes things like the waves from lightbulbs, radios, and X-rays, according to the Food & Drug Administration (FDA).
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They use the solar panels to keep charge on the car batteries, which in turn keep the scouts' cell phones and two-way radios powered up.
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Amid the tunics, scarves and batik blankets, you can find 100-year-old saris made with silver thread, wooden cowbells, old kerosene lamps and vintage radios.
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If there's a bright spot for radio die-hards, it's inside automobiles: 84 percent of all drivers still tune in to their car's AM/FM radios.
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Now, under the current plan for community policing, a handful of neighborhood coordination officers would have dedicated time off their radios to address community policing issues.
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The branch needs to field "not only next-generation individual and squad weapons, but also improved body armor, sensors, radios, and load-bearing exoskeletons," Milley wrote.
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The 22 officers interviewed as part of the commission's investigation described radios that did not work, and problems communicating between law enforcement agencies and medical responders.
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But knowledge and communication about the virus was limited by the technologies of the era; telegrams and printing presses were the norm, radios only just emerging.
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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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There's text here — at one point luminous plucks punctuate the low buzz of voices speaking, perhaps over radios — but it's muffled to the point of unintelligibility.
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And instead of having to set up these like hard network infrastructure we could set up radios and antennas across different houses and apartments and businesses.
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These are items like radios and antennas — anything our troops in the field need to communicate — and also air traffic control systems deployed in the field.
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Taxi drivers cranked up their radios to listen, people in bars and restaurants stopped to watch, and Venezuela's buzzing social media tracked the sometimes tense session.
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Agents have also identified more reliable radios, handheld surveillance drones and all-terrain vehicles as resources they need urgently to close border security gaps, Vitiello said.
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The riders started the stage from Nantua around midday, and the fans on Mont du Chat gathered around strangers' televisions and radios to track their approach.
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For this reason, troops often improvised crystal radios from a variety of materials — including pencils and razor blades — in order to listen to music and news.
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The sound quality at Shea Stadium was famously feeble; Elvis Costello likens it to "a thousand transistor radios," but Howard's film manages to pump it up.
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Others huddled around radios in the dimly lit streets of Accra on Wednesday night, listening as election officials hoarsely read results polling station by polling station.
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Nils Sodal, a spokesman for the Norwegian Automobile Federation, echoed that concern, noting that about two million cars in Norway still did not have digital radios.
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At the BEECN nearest me in North Portland, trained volunteers have already arrived, and set up amateur radios to relay information to the local fire station.
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Balint Seeber holding the radios he used to reverse-engineer and spoof the communications of San Francisco's emergency sirens, like the one on the pole behind him.
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We have radios, so when it happens we'll chirp on there to say, "Oh my God, this dude just grabbed my ass" and [commiserate] about it together.
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Although they may be lesser known than other innovations, transistors are in radios, televisions, cell phones, and computers — making them a key component of our everyday lives.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Three-times Tour de France winner Greg LeMond believes the use of team radios should be restricted to make the three-week race more unpredictable.
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When Life Mode is enabled, the cellular and Wi-Fi radios will disable unless the screen is on and battery life should extend to a full day.
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Today in New York, the company showed off a pair of new internet radios – the Solo and Duetto – which look to be at home among Tivoli's offerings.
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For, after all, they faced the same dangers and had the same scrapes—flying, as they did, without radios, relying only on compasses and Bradshaw's Railway Guides.
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NextRadio, a broadcaster-backed app for smartphones with enabled FM radios, has been advocating for and keeping track of which phones support radio and on which carriers.
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The basic technology uses dedicated short-range radios to allow for the cars to communicate, and can send data such as location, speed, direction, and braking status.
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As Mr Dylan was recording his first singles, radios across the land blared "round, round, get around, I get around" and "she loves you, yeah, yeah, yeah".
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Facebook has said the purpose of Aquila's first flight was to test its takeoff procedure and collect data about its autopilot, motors, batteries, radios, and other systems.
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Residents of towns expected to be in the cyclone's path have been told to move to shelters and prepare emergency kits including flashlights, radios, food and water.
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The women previously said they had radios, satellite phones, GPS and other emergency gear, but they didn&apost mention the Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon, or EPIRB.
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Some companies are hiring technology-driven "IoT experts" who are looking at new cheap radios and sensors and figuring out how to apply them to the business.
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It's from Ubiquiti Networks, an enterprise networking company that supplies Wi-Fi gear for corporations and the huge radios that give much of rural America its internet.
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The drone resembles a miniature helicopter and is fitted with LTE radios and antennas and is tethered to ground-based electronics and power systems, the FAA said.
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How it works: Turning off Wi-Fi or Bluetooth there doesn't actually turn off those radios, but instead just disconnects from the current and other nearby networks.
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Samad said he trained the boy in the use of AK-47 and PK machine guns, rockets and mortars as well as satellite phones and VHF radios.
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They say it's an infinitely more trustworthy method of knowing your phone's radios are off than "airplane mode," which people have shown can be hacked and spoofed.
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Clashing with the shouting was the sound of two-way radios from a larger-than-normal police presence to arrest those refusing to heed warnings to stop.
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Carriers, telecoms, and smartphone manufacturers will all be showing off their first steps implementing the next generation of mobile connectivity, including prototype radios and other technical equipment.
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Bouncers will pass information back and forth over their radios, alerting one another that someone who needs to be handled with kid gloves has entered the venue.
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And the plastic inserts for antennas and radios are color-matched to the metal finish, so they don't stand out as much as if they were white.
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With 2.1, Hviid said the company has been working for months to work around the consequences of having a lot of radios in a very small headset.
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But if something happens—a train delayed or a line rerouted—as is often the case, they'll get a call over their radios to get there immediately.
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The radios on both failed some time before the one flew by the planet at a distance of only 14,900 miles and the other crashed into it.
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The company, which has around 95,000 employees worldwide, also said it would build its first 5G radios in the United States by the end of this year.
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It made me remember aspects of my childhood that I had forgotten — sticking radios to the handlebars of my bike, making up code names for my friends.
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With solar chargers, the radios he and other forest rangers rely on no longer run out of power on multi-day operations in the mountains, he said.
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"It's really hard for us to fathom how isolated people were, especially in rural areas and isolated small towns before there were telephones and radios," she said.
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"All this had to be carried out manually during the failure," Lufthansa said, adding that it had to ask flight crews to use radios or telephones instead.
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In a voice mail message, she begged for generators, water, gas and radios, any way to communicate that they were safe to relatives in the United States.
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Harlo: Oh also, Christian Slater says something like "be careful, you're on the owner's Wi-Fi," which... hey hackerman: turn your radios off when not in use.
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Most customers love the easy setup, and the consensus is that its radios are powerful enough to reach all the corners of even a big family home.
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Until now, a single company — which just happens to own and develop Z-Wave — has been responsible for providing all of the chips for Z-Wave radios.
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It could also make for safer roads, since self-driving cars with 53G radios would be able to communicate with each other quickly to better avoid collisions.
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The sad part is that we are better off than a lot of news agencies - we have two-way radios, a scanner and a place to sleep.
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And an installation providing seating has old-fashioned radios broadcasting a dialogue he wrote that echoes "Hearing" (1972), his scathing philosophical inquiry related to the Vietnam War.
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The sheriff faced intense criticism after the shooting once it became evident that police radios jammed and deputies lacked recent training on how to handle active shooters.
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Computer speakers and MP3 compression, like the transistor radios of yore, can't do full justice to music that relies on deep bass and rich combinations of instruments.
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ITC methods employ electronic devices such as radios, televisions, computers, audio recorders, telephones, ghost boxes and more in an attempt to communicate directly with spirits and ghosts.
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Official news broadcasts that continually play on TVs and radios in the background contrast sharply with the atomized vacuity displayed by a number of the movie's characters.
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Phones are taking the place of things like our car's navigation systems, radios and even allowing us to get text messages without taking our eyes off the road.
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"The Tour is less complex now because of radios," American LeMond said in an interview with broadcaster Eurosport for whom he will again be chief analyst this year.
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Graying husband and father Peter Pike collapses in his workshop overnight while repairing one of the scores of antique tabletop wood-cased radios that line its organized shelves.
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The blare of pop songs on shop radios, the church bell across the marshes, the simian whoops and cackles on market-town high streets of a Friday night.
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The facility was relying on emergency power generators and staff were using emergency radios to remain in contact with first responders due to service outages in the region.
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Under its white plastic hood, the bot is powered by a 64bit Quad-Core CPU and is packing LTE and Wi-Fi:IEEE 802.11b/g/n radios for connectivity.
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There have been other products with Alexa baked in, including thermostats and uh, refrigerator radios, but the Genie is the first one that expressly mimics Amazon's existing device.
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The report, which was released Monday, included how much time we spend daily using our tablets, smartphones, personal computers, multimedia devices, video games, radios, DVDs, DVRs and TVs.
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As mobile devices became more common across the U.S. population than televisions and radios, FEMA began working on the Wireless Emergency System to send notifications to smartphone users.
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But the capital has been rife with rumors of invasion and residents have reported seeing young people driving around playing loud songs praising Haftar from their car radios.
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The voices blasting over the radios — or iPhones or, whatever — come from Latinx ladies like Demi Lovato, Camila Cabello, and Selena Gomez or proudly biracial women like Halsey.
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Yesterday morning, Hawaiian residents woke to an emergency alert broadcast to phones, radios, and television, saying that a missile was inbound, and that they should take immediate shelter.
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While 'world phones' are becoming more common, and you can expect to be able to use your high-end phone all over the world, those radios aren't free.
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For two years, DARPA has been conducting what it calls its Spectrum Collaboration Challenge to develop AI-managed radios that can help users share spectrum far more efficiently.
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Even better: Most houses these days have at least one smart home or "Internet of Things" device, and the xFi Advanced has dedicated radios for those gadgets specifically.
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The city received $2.3 million from a federal grant program last year to buy SWAT equipment, police cars, radios, and tasers, according to Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel's office.
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The partnership with Ericsson means that T-Mobile's already installed base of Ericsson Radio System radios will be able to run 5G NR with a remote software installation.
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There's no soul behind them — you know no matter how bad the song is, musically, the radios are gonna spin them constantly and tout them as "anthems" anyways.
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Dozens of police guards around the building leaned into their car radios to hear politicians rail against the authoritarian and incompetent rule of the current president, Nicolás Maduro.
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The Game accused LAPD officers of insulting Nipsey Hussle's family while chatting on their radios and manning Thursday's funeral at Staples Center ... but LAPD says it's not them.
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I could put my phone in any pocket or out on my desk and the Bluetooth radios in the VerveOnes+ were powerful enough to keep the connection going.
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Signage changes from English to Spanish, rancheras blare from street radios and the Mexican flag or La Virgen de Guadalupe, synonymous with Mexicanidad, appears on nearly every block.
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The company's probably best known for its internet radios these days, but the company has been in the home audio game for the better part of three decades.
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And with terrifying news alerts popping up constantly on our desktops, phones, radios, televisions, and anything else with a WiFi connection, it feels almost impossible to keep up.
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The project - backed by the European Union and governments of Cameroon and Niger - is engaging community leaders to share available radios and bring children together for the lessons.
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For his amplifiers, Weiss uses vintage vacuum tubes originally meant for ballistic missiles or Second World War radios, and he favors so-called horn speakers made of wood.
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But the capital has been rife with rumours of invasion and residents have reported seeing young people driving around playing loud songs praising Haftar from their car radios.
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During the Battle of Britain in 1940, millions of Americans had listened on their radios to Murrow report from rooftops in London while German bombs exploded around him.
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In his answer, Biden also said that parents should leave their record players and radios on at home so children would learn more words, prompting lots of confusion.
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The communications systems on the bridge stopped working after the collision, with the bridge reduced to using handheld radios and phones, which do not require electricity to transmit.
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Typical radios are composed of five elements, namely: a power source, a receiver, a transducer (which converts electromagnetic waves into an electric current), a tuner and a speaker.
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As the stakes become clearer, the narrator switches her to a dehumanizing "it," signaling a loss of humanity while her friends use their radios to end her life.
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Currently, mobile devices that aren't being used keep their WiFi radios connected to WiFi networks in case something new shows up to notify you about, like an email.
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Spending for guns, ammunition, bulletproof vests, gym equipment, a firearms training simulator, radios, night vision gear and ceremonial uniforms totaled more than $1.3 million, according to the agency.
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In 1981, he heard reports on one of his police radios that a young man named Joe was threatening to jump from the ninth floor of a building.
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"In Sutera, I'm the go-to guy for fixing electronic devices—phones, decoders, TVs, radios," Demba tells me, before explaining how he learned his craft back in Gambia.
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Gold family legend traces the beginning of the business to 1932, during the Depression, after Hyman and Tillie Gold lost the shop where they sold and repaired radios.
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The 5G phones will be locked to the carrier selling them; even if you can unlock them for 4G, the 5G radios won't work with other carriers' frequencies.
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United States customs will begin collecting a tax on circuit boards, semiconductors, cell tower radios, modems and other products made and assembled in China and exported into America.
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The main request of the military plotters was encrypted radios, which they planned to use to communicate among themselves in order to capture Mr. Maduro and his lieutenants.
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At the rail center, there are moments when people talk over chatter on the radios on each desk — the "six wire," as the subway radio system is known.
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She listed off new equipment that the island had amassed — generators, radios, a better-prepared power company — to try to calm fears that Dorian would be another Maria.
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Personal belongings like pens, computers or radios are typically prohibited, leaving the young people to pace the confines of a barren cell with only their thoughts for company.
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Defector groups continued the campaign, sending, along with the flyers, $1 bills, mini radios, instant food such ramen noodles and USB sticks containing South Korean dramas and news.
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In Formula One, in the 1960s, Colin Chapman, the founder of the Lotus team, set up a system using aviation radios that were plugged in during pit stops.
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Around the capital and beyond, people from all walks of life from market sellers to hotel staff to fishermen on break were glued to cellphones, televisions and radios.
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Millions of sensors – measuring devices with radios – will record the observable world, watching traffic patterns, measuring greenhouse gas emissions, monitoring heart rates, tracking robots in dangerous industrial operations.
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Its radios are inside Philips Hue lightbulbs, Ikea Tradfri products, Ring's alarm system, and even Amazon's Echo Plus, says Johan Pedersen, Silicon Labs' manager of smart home marketing.
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If you walk into the average Liberian's house during the day, you will not find any lights glowing, let alone air-conditioners, fans, televisions, radios or refrigerators running.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 26 (Reuters) - General Dynamics, Rockwell Collins and Harris Corp were awarded a contract for more than $12 billion for manpack radios, the Pentagon said on Friday.
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It was like this gibberish about radios and record players, and I happen to know what Biden's policy on this is so I could translate it for you.
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Basically, we're talking about using low-power radios to connect together a bunch of devices powered by low-power CPUs or even embedded microcontrollers with some simple sensors.
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Additionally, Bluetooth radios and batteries have gotten pretty small, and with Amazon's growing clothing and fashion portfolio, the company could offer the new smartglasses in a range of styles.
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Citing internal company documents, Israeli website CTech by Calcalist says development of the unreleased "Sunny Peak" chip, which would have combined WiFi and Bluetooth radios together, has been halted.
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All bore labels from "Glocom," a shadowy company purportedly based in Malaysia which specializes in radios and other gear for "military and para-military organizations," the UN report said.
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Plume's SuperPod is a tri-band router, which means it has a third 5GHz radio (in addition to its dual-band 2.4GHz and 5GHz radios) intended for better coverage.
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Since 2000, Washington has given Manila military aid worth nearly $800 million worth of drones, helicopters, assault rifles, and combat gear including tactical radios, night-vision devices and spares.
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Officials have plans to distribute satellite phones and radios as backup communications systems to emergency management offices, police and fire stations, and hospitals by the end of the month.
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Kesha Rose Sebert is back in our lives and on our radios, and she wants you to know in her own words exactly what that really means to her.
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The real appeal of a PtP router are the two features common to higher-end ones: multi-user multiple input and multiple output (MU-MIMO) and tri-band radios.
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FCC chairman Ajit Pai has previously said that about 44 percent of the "top-selling smartphones" in the US had activated FM radios compared to 80 percent in Mexico.
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Tivoli Audio typically sells vintage-looking Wi-Fi speakers and radios, but today, the company is expanding its lineup beyond those home devices and into more personal, portable gadgets.
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We had internet radios, we had high-definition media players, we had digital signage, which we actually spun out into a separate company called BrightSign that's now very successful.
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But ham radios have made more of an impact than just allowing detectives to figure their father's unsolved murder—they're partly to blame for the device in your pocket.
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She soon became a fixture on radios across the country, both because of her singing and because of her popular weekday show where she offered advice on various topics.
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The shuffle left us with some big questions, including when we might see the first 5G iPhone now that Apple has to scramble to swap out its Intel radios.
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From 2002, the United States has provided nearly $800 million worth of second-hand small arms, ships and helicopters, and radios, armor vests, night fighting equipment and coastal radars.
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The paper reports that, according to the affidavit's allegations, Fadal worried during questioning that he could be recorded and declined to speak near clocks, radios or Internet-enabled electronics.
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The promise with the Headphone was that, by stripping out all those extra sensors, Bragi would free up space for the Bluetooth radios to better communicate with the phone.
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If you found yourself researching anechoic chambers and smashing the nearest radios in response to the tyranny of "Rude" two summers ago, this song will probably drive you crazy.
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"In Washington, D.C., listeners need only tune their radios to 105.5 FM to hear the Russian government's effort to influence U.S. policy," the three lawmakers said in a statement.
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More worrisome is that in the event of an attack, the private security agents do not have radios or other means of communicating with the police, and vice versa.
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An arriving police officer bends to see Mr. Martínez's wound; another radios for an ambulance to be dispatched to the scene, on East 151st Street in the Melrose neighborhood.
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By World War I around 20,000 Uticans were employed in a booming textile industry, which was replaced a few decades later by manufacturers of everything from radios to radiators.
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A cacophony swells from within the apartment, a din of many different songs and broadcasts, the output of a dozen radios, stereos and TV sets competing at great volume.
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It's one of the biggest electronic radios in France, so I think for everybody [here] it's the first one to push another side of the club scene in Paris.
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In the 1920s, Americans dived into the market to snap up shares of a range of companies churning out the technological marvels of the day, like automobiles and radios.
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Each node combines Wi-Fi radios and mesh Wi-Fi to operate both technologies and supports Multi-User Multiple Input, Multiple Output (MU-MIMI) data streaming for quicker speeds.
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