It operates at a greater range than Energous's far-field transmitter, but this requires the transmitter to be larger.
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A photographer will hook a radio transmitter that communicates with a corresponding transmitter on the photographer's main handheld camera.
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Near-field means within roughly one wavelength of the transmitter, a distance that will vary based on the size and structure of the transmitter.
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I particularly want to highlight the charging solution: You plug an USB power cord into the transmitter, then magnetically connect the Basslet itself to the transmitter.
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Britain is maintaining a single eLoran transmitter in northern England.
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It is showing on Friday at Transmitter Park in Brooklyn.
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You'll still need to use a WiSA certified USB transmitter.
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"If you're sitting within a certain range of a transmitter, you can be doing whatever on your phone and it's pulling power over the air from this transmitter," Chris Velazco of Engadget told CNBC.
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Bats used in the study were tracked with a radio transmitter.
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He now wears a location transmitter and is confined to Budapest.
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The device uses entangled photons, a transmitter, and two receiving stations.
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The reviewer does note that the transmitter uses up batteries quickly.
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Now it's just me, alone, with low ammo and this transmitter.
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You simply put one or both probes into your slab of meat, close your oven or grill with the transmitter on the outside, and let the transmitter know the temperature you want your food to reach.
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"The idea is you have a transmitter in your car," Earle said.
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A standard wi-fi transmitter has a range of about 105 feet.
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An Introduction is on view at Transmitter in Brooklyn through December 4.
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In short, the smartwatch becomes a super-sensitive data receptor and transmitter.
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Here's another scenario: India knocks out Pakistan's only VLF transmitter in Karachi.
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Every bird is fitted with a transmitter to track its slightest movement.
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Traditional media — "one transmitter, millions of receivers" — contain an inherently totalitarian structure.
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If the signal is very strong, then the target is probably within 10 to 15 yards of the transmitter; as the signal begins to fade, the operator can conclude that the target is moving away from the transmitter.
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A bulky early uBeam transmitter prototype A bulky early uBeam transmitter prototype Apple last year announced it was building a less ambitious AirPower near-field wireless charging pad that could juice up an AirPods case sitting on it.
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"We take either AC or DC electricity into a transmitter and the transmitter breaks the electricity into packets and the receiver takes the packets and puts them back together and distributes it as regular AC/DC current," Eaves explains.
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Ossia's receiver sends a low-power beacon signal to the Cota Power Transmitter.
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Save $14.49 on Deco Gear's Bluetooth Transmitter when you use the code PCMAG15.
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To keep costs down, White hadn't outfitted the tag with a satellite transmitter.
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At first, those thrusters fired intermittently to keep Cassini's transmitter pointed toward Earth.
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Starting Thursday, Twelve South's AirFly Pro Bluetooth transmitter is available in Apple Stores.
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The vessel had turned off its tracking transmitter from July 24 to Aug.
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They were left there, dead, along with the transmitter and the destroyed equipment.
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"The Argument" is produced by Alex Laughlin and Ryan Kailath for Transmitter Media.
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TIGER STRIKES ASTEROID, MICROSCOPE AND TRANSMITTER all at 256 Willoughby Avenue, Bushwick; tigerstrikesasteroid.
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The shares had appreciated substantially on the regulatory approval of the company's transmitter.
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In her hands, a hunk of desiccated wood is also a sparky transmitter.
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Courtesy National Park Service In late January, P-19's radio transmitter failed.
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Charging the headphones is easy — just place them on the transmitter/charging dock.
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The company, whose transmitter can charge multiple devices without contact, plans to launch its 'Mini WattUp' transmitter later this year or early next year, hoping to grab a share of a market expected to grow seven-fold in five years.
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Its current whereabouts is unknown as the transmitter stopped working on 6 February 2019.
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Becker gives Charlie a portable radio with a hidden transmitter to monitor their conversation.
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But once I have the transmitter snapped into the sensor it felt much smaller.
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Here's an example of how to do so with the transmitter linked above:1.
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The base transmitter is a black cylinder about the size of a trash can.
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The Eurocopter AS350 has an emergency electronic locator transmitter, but no signals were received.
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The transmitter is available for $149.99, or $99.99 when bundled with either speaker system.
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The device uses near-field magnetic induction to sync with a transmitter, similarly to Bluetooth.
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Energous: The Energous wireless charging technology works with the company's proprietary WattUp transmitter and receiver.
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The transmitter "sees all the different Bluetooth devices that are within the room," said Rizzone.
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His wire wasn't a transmitter, but a simple recorder, so he couldn't call for help.
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If you don't have line-in, the GoGroove's FlexSmart X2 is our FM transmitter pick.
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Here we have a TBS camera connected to the TBS Unify Pro video transmitter (VTX).
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"It can send a lot more messages back and forth between the transmitter and receiver."
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One last thing: You can pair up to two of these things with one transmitter.
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Spence's eye camera uses an analogue rather than digital signal, thanks to its miniscule transmitter.
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Let's say a corrupt police officer put an infrared transmitter on his car or person.
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The one building on Columbia Island was built as the base of a radio transmitter.
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All they needed was a localized FM radio transmitter and a whole lot of faith.
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Next, I slid in the transmitter that would help the sensor communicate with my phone.
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Alternatively, if your TV isn't WiSA-ready then Enclave will sell you a CineHub transmitter.
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"People don't even realize how deep it goes," Rob Kolb, a founder of Transmitter, said.
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It uses a sensor and a BLE transmitter that sits on top of the sensor.
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Brought to the lab, the snake is anesthetized and the transmitter inserted in its body cavity.
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This transmitter communicates with a receiver connected to a computer screen showing letters on a grid.
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Another huge plus with this controller is that it ships with a dedicated USB wireless transmitter.
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Gadgets that support WattUp charging will be able to charge off of any Energous-powered transmitter.
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So if Apple tries to put a WattUp transmitter in every home, then Energous is golden.
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An infrared transmitter and receiver allows two Tamagotchi Ons to share data, facilitating playdates and marriages.
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It is believed a failure in the lander's transmitter is the cause of its irregular communications.
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They had assumed that once on the ground, Spirit's transmitter would send a steady signal back.
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The charging technology company announced it received Federal Communications Commission approval for its propriety WattUp transmitter.
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Quark VR thinks it's got a way around this with a pocket-sized Wi-Fi transmitter.
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The goal is to put on the headset, pocket the transmitter, and stream VR without wires.
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I am but a transmitter of some objective knowledge that exists outside of myself—beyond myself.
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Square, run by Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, already holds a money-transmitter license from the department.
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An emergency locating transmitter is giving "faint hints" but no strong pulse for authorities to track.
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This week's show is produced by Alex Laughlin for Transmitter Media, with help from Caitlin Pierce.
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When they find a transmitter, they lock on to it — only then does power transfer begin.
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This week's show is produced by Maddy Foley for Transmitter Media and edited by Sara Nics.
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This week's show is produced by Alex Laughlin for Transmitter Media and edited by Lacy Roberts.
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This week's show is produced by Caitlin Pierce for Transmitter Media, with help from Lacy Roberts.
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This week's show is produced by Alex Laughlin for Transmitter Media, and edited by Lacy Roberts.
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An audio transmitter that transfers the sound of your TV straight to your Bluetooth headphones or speakers.
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He'll be set certain tasks throughout the week, including building a transmitter and undertaking an IQ test.
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There's a small but, though: In these experiments, the team directly connected the transmitter to the receiver.
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The turntable itself has an IR transmitter and the app tells the turntable which signals to send.
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Of course, a transmitter, from above, in a satellite photo, could well be only one pixel big.
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The other mosquito can be found in about 20 states, and may be a transmitter, she said.
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Maher explained that the previous model had been composed of a single transmitter and a single receiver.
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They also have drawbacks, principally that they require a direct line of sight between transmitter and receiver.
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Each battery gets about 10 hours, but the transmitter box has a slot to charge the extra.
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My favorite donut shop, Peter Pan Donuts, is also there, and I recommend checking out Transmitter Park.
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There's digital signal processing in the transmitter powered by a semiconductor that's a gateway for the electricity.
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Authorities said they are still trying to locate the emergency locator transmitter, which is currently not transmitting.
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Then, a transmitter converts signals from the processor into electric impulses, which are sent to the auditory nerve.
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Its national airline, TAP Air Portugal, and Redes Energéticas Nacionais, the monopoly power transmitter, both have Chinese investors.
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Regularly $39.99, you can take the DualStream S1 Bluetooth Audio Transmitter home for $34.99 — a savings of 12%.
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France, Denmark, Norway and Germany have all decided to turn off or dismantle their old radio transmitter stations.
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It has money-transmitter licenses across different states and partners with The Bancorp Bank, which holds customers' deposits.
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The camera and transmitter are safely woven into the player's uniform and are designed not to impede performance.
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That summer, Putin gifted a soccer ball to Donald Trump that reportedly may have contained a transmitter chip.
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This is called First Person View (FPV) and is achieved with a tiny video camera, transmitter and receiver.
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A transmitter-receiver known as an interrogator can send a signal to the tag and read its response.
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When it's plugged in, the case becomes a Bluetooth audio transmitter for anything, including (especially) airplane infotainment terminals.
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Shutting off the transmitter avoids any possibility of Rosetta's interfering with the deep space communications of other spacecraft.
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Pager messages can travel over a large distance, said Keck, depending on how high the transmitter is located.
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It is therefore desirable to provide a single remote control transmitter for controlling each of the several products.
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At the most basic level, WPT involves a transmitter of some kind and a receiver of some kind.
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The transmitter converts electrical energy into a time-varying electromagnetic field; the receiver converts it back into electricity.
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This week's show is produced by Alex Laughlin, Kristin Schwab for Transmitter Media and edited by Sara Nics.
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Correction: This article previously stated that LG's WiSA Ready TVs can connect to these speakers without a transmitter.
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Unlike its Bose equivalent which offers Bluetooth, Sony's speaker comes with a transmitter to connect it to a TV. That transmitter needs to be plugged into a power outlet and then hooked up to a TV via an optical cable or audio cable, both of which are included in the box.
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Check out the products mentioned in this article:Nintendo Switch (From $299.99 at Best Buy)Scosche Bluetooth Transmitter (For $39.99 at Amazon)How to connect Bluetooth headphones to your Nintendo SwitchThe solution is to convert the Switch's regular 3.5 mm headphone jack into a Bluetooth transmitter by using a special dongle.
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With the rotation of the galaxies in which these transmitters are located, the transmitter-beams sweep across the heavens.
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You'll be able to control which devices are charged and to prevent your transmitter from charging your neighbors' devices.
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The transmitter then directs power along the same pathway, with the receiver converting the RF signal to DC power.
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In Marcus' vision, states will montior Calibra as a money transmitter, with the Federal Trade Commission overseeing consumer protections.
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It could be an emergency beacon, a small emergency locator transmitter (ELT) which sends a call to satellites overhead.
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From the release: The transmitter sends a wireless signal whose received signal strength (RSSI) is measured by the receiver.
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The receiver coils are in the head, while the transmitter coils are in the body section of the droid.
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Smart pet doors, however, are controlled by a transmitter in a collar and will open and close on demand.
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Or more likely, the transmitter could be used to drive probes or ships on long journeys through interstellar space.
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The search for the emergency locator transmitter is also underway and focused on a 5 km area, he added.
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On impact, Rosetta will switch off its radio transmitter, leaving silence at the end of its 12-year journey.
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The satellite dish and one of the two white suitcases — containing the transmitter and receiver — are on the left.
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A Bluetooth transmitter is an easy way to connect wireless headphones to an audio jack, like on a plane.
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I want to get you out into nature, and for that, water is the purest and most perfect transmitter.
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Embedded with a camera equipped with a radio frequency micro-transmitter, the camera wasn't connected to the optic nerve.
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There had been no time for an S.O.S. from the bridge, and there was no transmitter in the stern.
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This week's show is produced by Alex Laughlin and Wynton Wong for Transmitter Media and edited by Lacy Roberts.
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The receiver and transmitter communicate to route the microwave beams, which can bounce off walls, around objects, including humans.
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The transmitter box has a lot of built-in options like toggling EQ, mic monitoring, and even RGB lighting.
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This week's show was produced by Maddy Foley and Kristin Schwab for Transmitter Media and edited by Sara Nics.
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Viamericas, a money transmitter focused on sending money to Latin America and Asia, said that that it's testing XRP.
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This week's show is produced by Alex Laughlin for Transmitter Media, with help from Caitlin Pierce and Lacy Roberts.
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When an RF transmitter, even a small one, has a clear shot straight up, it can travel very far indeed.
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Another problem with millimeter waves is often it requires a clear line-of-sight between the device and the transmitter.
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The two researchers have worked out what would be needed if the transmitter behind such a burst were solar-powered.
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In another, "Transmitter" (2014), a spinning tower mesmerizes you as it spirals like something out of a disaster movie sequence.
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Ramos believes it was the dog's bulkier collar that had a transmitter attached to it that prevented her from escaping.
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The yellow fever mosquito, Aedes aegypti, is common in Florida and the Gulf Coast and is an efficient Zika transmitter.
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The only energy required for this to work is the power stored in the sound wave sent by the transmitter.
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I like the Sennheiser kits, though the new G20193 system (includes a lav mic, transmitter, and receiver) are about $22019.
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The transient instruction sequence acts as the transmitter of a covert channel, ultimately leaking the secret value to the attacker.
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In order to broadcast live, we had to have a telephone line leading from our mike to a shortwave transmitter.
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"All electronic devices with a transmitter must be switched to flight-safe mode," says the friendly voice over the speaker.
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Shares of wireless-charging technology developer Energous Corp more than doubled after it got certification for its wireless charging transmitter.
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The recaller consists of two parts—a video screen and a small transmitter that's placed on the person being interviewed.
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Facebook's Calibra division is already in the process of obtaining its own money transmitter licenses in the U.S., for example.
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A silent viewing party courtesy of the DualStream S1 Bluetooth Audio Transmitter, which is currently on sale for only $34.99.
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Everybody now has a super transmitter in their pocket, allowing them to communicate instantly with anyone else on the planet.
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You plug a transmitter into the headphone socket on your phone, computer, or… well, anything that has a headphone socket.
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After connecting it to the transmitter that comes in the package, you turn it on and it just ... outputs audio.
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For instance, heroin harms the glutamate transmitter system, which is important for decision-making, cognition and even reward, explains Hurd.
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There are a stock number of transmitter configurations, which create certain patterns that after a while you start to recognize.
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He was wary of leaving the shed, and he carried his only possession: a transmitter radio that blared storm bulletins.
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It was equipped with a radio transmitter emitting distinct beeping sounds that quickly captured the attention of the entire world.
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This week's show was produced by Maddy Foley and James T. Green for Transmitter Media and edited by Sara Nics.
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In Brooklyn, head to WNYC Transmitter Park in Greenpoint and Grand Ferry Park and East River State Park in Williamsburg.
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But PCMag says that you have to stay within 25 feet of a tower or transmitter to get those speeds.
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Studies show that when children are prevented from being a high-transmitter group, deaths among older people are significantly reduced.
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The sun itself is a huge radio transmitter; any signals from the Parker Probe will get lost in the noise.
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Friends of mine run a gallery, Transmitter, and had a booth at the Select Art Fair during Armory Week 2015.
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You just put the phone within 10 to 12 feet of an Ossia wireless power transmitter, and the phone starts charging.
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The smart pill's microprocessor sends the data to a transmitter, which then relays it to a receiver in your mobile phone.
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That allows Ossia's transmitter to send power to multiple Cota-enabled devices simultaneously and to send power to objects in motion.
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No distress signal was received from the aircraft's emergency transmitter, search and rescue agency head Muhmmad Syaugi told a news conference.
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In November 2015, an international consortium led by Australia's Hastings Funds Management paid A$10.26 billion for state electricity transmitter, TransGrid.
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In both states, regulators said bitcoin would not be counted as currency when it comes to the states' money transmitter laws.
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Because that range is only line-of-sight — when there's literally nothing in the way between the transmitter and the receiver.
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Their mission is to blow up a key transmitter so German forces can't radio in a warning about the big attack.
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Hearteningly, the "mystery device" was summarily dismissed by many as what it actually is: the transmitter pack of a lavalier microphone.
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The mosquito is a species called Anopheles albimanus, the primary transmitter of the deadly disease in Central America and the Caribbean.
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But the device relied on a sunglass-mounted external camera and a transmitter that relayed sight information to the retinal implant.
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The Genius scripts use something called postMessage, which requires coding a transmitter on one end and a listener on the other.
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He also co-founded and directs Transmitter Gallery in Bushwick and runs a small photography book imprint called Waal-boght Press.
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Shares of wireless-charging technology developer Energous Corp soared about 80 percent after it got certification for its wireless charging transmitter.
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It was true: even after the second transmitter had been restored, the classical programming had never fully returned to the air.
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Each contains a tiny radio transmitter that sends data to a receiving device – such as a Wi-Fi router or smartphone.
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What has changed, though, is that we are not confined to home broadcasts or to the radius of a terrestrial transmitter.
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This week's show is produced by Alex Laughlin, Kristin Schwab and Wynton Wong for Transmitter Media and edited by Lacy Roberts.
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When the transmitter detects movement, the receiver triggers all screens to minimize—the same function as the Windows + M key shortcut.
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Then there's resonant inductive coupling, or "magnetic resonance," in which the transmitter and receiver coils are tuned to the same frequency.
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The air-conditioner, which cools the broadcast booths at the top rim of the structure, and the transmitter have been relocated.
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MICROSCOPE You can hit three galleries in one small building at 1329 Willoughby, including Microscope, Transmitter and Tiger Strikes Asteroid (TSA).
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Just like a traditional transmitter, though, people need to keep their phone within 5 feet of them to keep the connection.
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Coinbase has more than 13 million customers around the world and has money transmitter licenses in 36 states, including New York.
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This week's show is produced by Alex Laughlin, Kristin Schwab and Wynton Wong for Transmitter Media and edited by Michael Garofalo.
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The device also has a separate transmitter I could carry, but since it works with my iPhone, I don't need it.
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