| This satellite uplink is positioned on the roof of CBS News headquarters in Kuwait. |
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| The question we've asked ourselves is could we reprogram the rover to uplink data to the Mars Odyssey satellite to hold it there? |
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| It takes pictures of the uplink signals and the downlink signals and then matches them. |
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| Finally uplink stations send the signal to three geostationary satellites that relay it back for reception by end-users on the ground. |
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| The single command uplink and the image data downlinks are highly robust against hostile jamming. |
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| Ground stations can downlink or uplink information collected on the other side of the globe nearly instantaneously. |
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| I checked her credentials through the satellite uplink, and they are all forged. |
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| The company specialises in the uplink, distribution and management of audio, video and data signals to the broadcast and corporate market. |
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| I'll transmit the requests directly to NASA so that they can feed it into the uplink for the SpyLink satellite. |
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| Basically you put the pictures on to the computer, compress them, and then uplink them onto the satellite through a dish that's about the size of a laptop. |
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| Verizon claims 300-500 Kbps in the downlink, 50 Kbps in the uplink. |
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| Some experiments also have a video downlink and a telecommand uplink which allows the scientists to control vital experiment parameters in real time from the ground. |
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| All of the uplink antennas are assumed to be collocated at the East coast, Central, and West coast sites. |
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| In all cases, the effect of perfect downlink and uplink power control is taken into consideration. |
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| Each of the slave nodes has an uplink transceiver and a downlink transceiver, with the downlink transceiver ordinarily isolated by switches from the common bus. |
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| Mr. Weinman, 18, appeared in court on Monday by video uplink, looking less like a killer than a bored mall rat. |
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| We can uplink from the UK or from anywhere else for that matter. |
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| In most scenarios, multipath routing is used to provide redundant uplink connections, e.g., redundant connections to the Internet. |
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| In that scenario, another multiskilled engineer or cameraman could operate the on-board camera while the first engineer operated the uplink. |
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| Annex 2 provides a method for determining feeder uplink interference criteria based on these assumptions. |
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| In addition, there is a satellite receiver fed from the uplink antenna to assist in setting up and finding the correct satellite. |
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| Our respective space agencies uplink webpages and podcasts of our favourite radio and television shows. |
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| Three satellites, coupled with transmit uplink Earth stations, will provide broadcast radio channels for direct reception by low-cost radios. |
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| A satellite receives a signal from an uplink station on earth and sends it back to earth to a receiving station. |
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| Switchover to a backup satellite uplink is available in case the main site fails. |
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| The videophone allowed CNN to broadcast its footage almost a half-hour earlier than rival broadcasters, who drove to an uplink facility to transmit their video. |
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| The above capacity and coverage effects neglect the effect of active interferer suppression in the uplink and active interferer mitigation in the downlink. |
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| At the meeting it was also agreed that such provisions also apply to third-country broadcasters using a frequency, satellite transmission capacity or an uplink to a satellite belonging to a Member State. |
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| The channel is a digital satellite C-band downlink by uplink provider Americom. |
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| Services include primary uplink and downlink as well as tape playback, recording, tape duplication and standards conversion. |
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| Uplink CA is a key LTE-Advanced technology and can dramatically increase uplink data rate. |
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| The uplink, for instance, can get away with using a weaker signal, because the tower has a large set of antennas and a powerful receiver listening for the phone's whispers. |
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| Instead, the two technologies may end up being used together: Wi-Fi as the uplink, and FSO for the much faster downlink. The long-term hope is to transmit data using visible light emitted by indoor lighting. |
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| It has been noted, however, that identification doesn't eliminate interference, but simply identifies the offending uplink. |
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| Also a guard band is needed between the uplink and the downlink sub-band. |
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| Merchant vessels had the civilian Inmarsat uplink, which enabled written telex and voice report transmissions via satellite. |
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| It is also the uplink home of SES, carrier of major European satellite services for Germany and Britain. |
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| The router was configured to forward packets outside of a certain range of IP addresses to its internet uplink port. |
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| The signal strength on the uplink or downlink of a satellite communications system is quantified by the power of the radio wave radiated by the transmit antenna. |
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| Reduced investment: SKYPLEX reduces the uplink antenna size to 1.2 and 1.8 meters, substantially reducing the broadcaster's investment in uplinking. |
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| He said that despite the fact that they have no right to uplink their channel from Pakistan, they clandestinely started unlinking the same from Karachi, and this was illegal. |
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| Videotapes were shipped to Ascension Island, where a broadband satellite uplink was available, resulting in TV coverage being delayed by three weeks. |
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| To link Solent TV to the Sky platform, a new Broadcast Networks H264 encoder system was used to provide the live link to Globecast, who in turn provided the uplink to Sky. |
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| Under the agreement, 2GIG will be offering cellular communicators with Uplink SIMs and firmware in their GoControl alarm system. |
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| Dealer Uplink will add more than 50 high-tech, sales, and marketing jobs over the next 36 months. |
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| The worldwide Satellite TV Uplink industry is emerging as one of the most important growth drivers for a wide and expanding range of digital video program services. |
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