In other words, the down-link is straight into the home.

With the touch of a fingertip, he activated his own information transfer down-link.

It is equipped with satellite down-link programming, three full-motion cameras, data ports, video monitors, and much more.

A satellite link comprises one up-link and one down-link.

All schools involved in the project had DirecPC satellite dishes installed to provide a high speed down-link.

The NMCC 'node' for the link was not the only one, but it was the primary down-link.

Avoid 'down-linking': Try not to down-link which is what I call it when a site links with a site with far less traffic than it.

The Art-Net Ethernet Protocol used by Down-Link has been released to the public domain.

Feeder link, a radio link from an earth station at a given location to a space station (up-link), or vice versa (down-link)

The point where all the back azimuths came together gave it, and everyone who had access to the computer's data down-link, the precise location of where the signals originated.

Any technological interference, even by video down-link, neutralized the charm which made him good at his job, the ability to spin gossamer illusions and make them seem substantial.

Satellite down-link for fast update of MPEG-2 media. 100 Mbit/s network connection Serial communication link for switch boxes, push-buttons and touch screens.

One of them, Chrysler's Kenneth Francese, is sitting across from me in person; the other, Peter Fries from Daimler, is on a down-link from Stuttgart.

UMTS-FDD uses W-CDMA for multiple access and frequency division for duplexing, meaning that the up-link and down-link transmit on different frequencies.

For target coordination with ground and air forces, a laser spot tracker, a laser marker, and an HDTV quality video down-link to ground-based controllers supports rapid target detection and identification.

It involves mounting a small video camera and an analogue video transmitter to an RC aircraft and flying by means of a live video down-link, commonly displayed on video goggles or a portable monitor.

Some form of direct communications between the two countries would be necessary even during an on-going nuclear war, and letting the Soviets know that the only readily usable down-link was here might serve, some 'experts' had judged three decades earlier, as a life-insurance policy for the area.

Data returned by down-link was of reduced quality due to the characteristics of the down-link, so that signal films exposed on the ground from that data had to be of lower quality than that simultaneously exposed on board.

From where he sat he could perform all the necessary functions of his job: issue bulletins, hold meet- ings, fend off or gratify newsdogs; brief the votes either in session or in private, by public transmission or secure down-link; support or oppose the policies of his fellow directors.

These latter systems attempted to get around the problem of reading large numbers of transponders in a read field by using the High Frequency 13.56 MHz RFID methodology that allowed transponders to use anti-collision algorithms to avoid tags interfering with each other's signal during the down-link between transponder and reader.

With those words, the last education space shuttle downlink began.

The image he had requested of the Mars-2 site was on its way downlink.

"But there's a bit of a jeopardy to just having a downlink."

More data can be sent to users which report high downlink signal quality.

He could no longer wave it off as an equipment or power failure at the downlink.

There hadn't as yet been time to get a proper downlink to them.

Then color moon pictures left the downlink station for world distribution.

Images will be reconstructed on the ground after downlink of the event list.

"I don't know how long we'll be able to hold the downlink, so get in there and make sure we're ready to go.

A proprietary ground application system is responsible for downlink data reception.

She was observing radio silence, just receiving the downlink feed.

Not a true tracking station, in that it had no direct downlink antenna.

Only one 70-cm downlink transmitter is active at any one time.

The downlink transmissions of satellites cover very large areas, that will have different weather.

In missionary territories the Order also pays for the satellite downlink.

Now, the director had a new feed patched into his system, which came directly from a satellite downlink.

First, the downlink station corrected the pictures for Doppler shift.

It stored large amounts of data for downlink, and operated throughout the entire science mission.

The downlink signal is received by a satellite dish.

Then she tried out the tv, which had twenty-three channels on downlink.

And we estimate your downlink as having 450ms of buffering.

Downlink has been destroying dancefloors all over the world recently.

Receive the downlink commands from subsystems, process and transmit them to earth.

Video downlink was a method of communication between an aircraft and a submarine or surface ship.

Research also includes the use of data from weather satellites and the school operates its own satellite downlink facility.

"Put him on and downlink the signals to the opposing sides."

The normal observation sequence was to record and downlink data continuously.

These essentially translate to: Everything's okay, data ready to downlink, or there's a serious problem that needs immediate attention.

In fact, we're supposed to downlink with them' - Warden checked the time - 'right about now.

"Downlink the enemy positions back to fleet ops and pass the alert.

"A number of universities downlink it," he said, "and put it on their own cable channels.

Uplink and downlink sub-bands are said to be separated by the frequency offset.

Kepler Mission uses this frequency range to downlink the scientific data collected by the space telescope.

"We've lost up- and downlink with Enterprise."

K2, transponder 8A, audio 5.8, downlink 11.924 - such is the new language of politics.

I'm picking up communications downlink from the Flanker!"

The one Thor intercepted didn't have anything on his rails, and there was no indication of any communications downlink.

Data downlink: 720 kilobits per second.

And then downlink 370ms.

One of the paths forms the uplink, which is transmitted over the same waveguide as the received signal path, or downlink path.

The medium gain horn antennas will be used for housekeeping data downlink when the high gain antenna is not facing Earth.

For certain phase modulation (PM) downlinks, the uplink to downlink frequency ratio was exactly 221/240.

We'll downlink it to Earth-to the Coun- cil, the major cities, every regional government.

After the launch a failure of the communications antenna designed to downlink the imagery via the Luch relay satellite was noted.

After more than ten years in orbit, the Ørsted satellite is still operational, and continues to downlink accurate measurements of the Earth's magnetic field.

"If we don't re-establish a communications downlink," Mr. Macmillan said, "we'll probably never know if it went into orbit or not."

During recovery actions, the Deep Space Network was used to downlink telemetry and began recovery of files to assist in the anomaly analysis.

Even if we use every dish we've got," every dish Min's on- slaught hadn't shattered or crippled, "it would take weeks to downlink that much information."

Channel translation frequencies and downlink Doppler shift and delay can be calibrated out of the measurements by observing transmitters of known location simultaneously on the channels.

In July 2010, GOCE suffered a serious communications malfunction, when the satellite suddenly failed to downlink scientific data to its receiving stations.