例句與造句

1. Automatic friend-or-foe warning devices were tuned to the wrong frequency.
2. When you speed up a song, the ratio between the formants is preserved, but they have the wrong frequency.
3. Doctors have no idea why, but for Candace and Sophie, life sounds like a radio tuned to the wrong frequency.
4. The wrong frequencies were part of the same problem due to signals personnel not knowing the science of radio communications.
5. \b Automatic devices designed to electronically identify the helicopters as friendly were working but were set at the wrong frequency.
6. It's difficult to find wrong frequency in a sentence. 用wrong frequency造句挺難的
7. For the proud, stylish senior who hopes to attend Spelman College, life is like a radio station permanently tuned to the wrong frequency.
8. Goldstein, the driver, said he was out of his parked ambulance, talking to a friend, with his hand-held radio tuned to the wrong frequency.
9. "On one occasion or another, we'll have gone on the wrong frequency and we'll talk to the wrong person, and that sort of stuff.
10. The signal sent to the television will have a sync bar at the wrong frequency, but a worthwhile television will try to sync up with it.
11. Photography, radio wave interception, magnetic and radio frequency analysis were unable to detect operational British Chain Home radar due to searching in the wrong frequency range.
12. It has been claimed that Atlantis was the only offshore radio station ever to launch on its announced date, even though it was on the wrong frequency.
13. It is common for Earth stations to transmit at the wrong time or on the wrong frequency in commercial satellite space, and dual-illuminate the transponder, rendering the frequency unusable.
14. He was eventually ordered to break off the chase by a Navy air traffic controller, but the command may have been delayed because the fighter pilot was on the wrong frequency, the Air Force report said.
15. Others have claimed that the crew had set the VOR receivers to the wrong frequency, causing them to receive signals from a different airport, or even that a false beacon had been set-up to lure the plane off course.
16. Mary Ann Daher, a marine biologist at Woods Hole who is one of the paper's authors, speculated that the whale might be malformed or miswired, " broadcasting on the wrong frequency but listening on the right one . " Or it could be the offspring of a blue whale and another species-- and hence truly alone of its kind.
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