| Each patrol is also given a first-aid kit, a global positioning system compass, an astrocompass and a shortwave radio. |
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| The uralolite exhibits faint green fluorescence in shortwave ultraviolet radiation. |
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| Gagarin used radios that transmitted via the very high frequency, high frequency, and shortwave bandwidths. |
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| This region also includes shortwave radio transmissions and television broadcasts. |
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| Long before the Internet, he built his own worldwide web, connected by fax, shortwave and even the loudspeakers on his station wagon. |
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| Fluorescence quenching is used on samples that absorb shortwave UV at 254 nm. |
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| The quality will likely vary, as the streamable online recordings come via the actual shortwave radio broadcasts and are thus affected by things like weather conditions. |
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| It is the only place where you can see the glow of shortwave minerals in the museum. |
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| In fact the opening title track is a bit orchestral, though swamped with shortwave radio static and increasingly fractured, distorted bursts of strings, organ and guitar. |
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| So we then started broadcasting on shortwave until the worst sun flares in 30 years forced us to terminate this service. |
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| When this Prime Minister was my age, shortwave radio was the window to different cultures in far off lands. |
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| On Earth, space weather can interfere with shortwave radio transmission and electric power grids. |
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| I tuned the shortwave radio to a Mozart concert and sat there in semi-darkness, smoking up an indoor fog of my own and feeling about as low as I've ever felt, before or since. |
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| Although shortwave was the only medium available in the past, the BBG has installed huge AM transmitters in Kabul to give the programmes a nationwide reach. |
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| Automatic antenna tuners suited for all shortwave transceivers. |
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| There have been two cases reported in the United States where the patient received shortwave diathermy in the vicinity of their implanted deep brain stimulation system. |
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| Before this century its only links to the Arab east were shortwave radio, old newspapers, the occasional Egyptian movie, and the talk of pilgrims returning from the haj. |
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| Extraterrestrial radio emission was first reported in 1933 by Karl Jansky, an engineer at the Bell Telephone Laboratories, while he was searching for the cause of shortwave interference. |
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| In addition to its use in commercial radiobroadcasting, AM is employed in long-distance shortwave radio broadcasts and in transmitting the video portion of television programs. |
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| This field also considers the role the atmosphere plays in the propagation of electromagnetic communications, such as shortwave radio transmissions. |
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| Every shortwave mobile antenn requires a good and reliable counterpoise. |
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| There are now seven AM, 38 FM and 2 shortwave stations on air in Tunisia. |
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| These signals might be shortwave or other radio rebroadcast signals. |
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| Rear view: sunspace, air collector and PV panel. The glazed air collector allows visible and shortwave solar radiation to warm the black corrugated element. |
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| Ascension Island also held an extensive broadcast facility for international shortwave transmissions to Africa and South America. |
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| Radio Netherlands, heard worldwide via shortwave radio since the 1920s, is also based there. |
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| The first two way transatlantic shortwave radio contacts were completed by radio amateurs in November 1923, on 110 meters. |
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| A second area of wind divergence aloft occurs ahead of embedded shortwave troughs, which are of smaller wavelength. |
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| Since clouds reflect sunlight, incoming shortwave solar radiation decreases, which causes lower temperatures during the day. |
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| For this simulation, the surface-to-surface radiation model was chosen since there was not shortwave radiation, only longwave radiation. |
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| Left over from the Cold War are numbers stations, which are shortwave radio stations thought to be used to broadcast covert messages, some of which can still be heard today. |
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| A strengthening shortwave trough approaching from Missouri contributed to increasing wind fields and upper level diffluence in the near-storm environment. |
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| Shortwave radio broadcasters can continue to inform and educate people from outside a nations borders. |
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| Shortwave troughs embedded within the flow around larger scale troughs are smaller in scale, or mesoscale in nature. |
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| Shortwave radio vastly increased the speed and capacity of transatlantic communications at dramatically reduced cost compared to telegraph cable and long wave radio. |
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