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• Automatic friend-or-foe warning devices were tuned to the wrong frequency.
• When you speed up a song, the ratio between the formants is preserved, but they have the wrong frequency.
• Doctors have no idea why, but for Candace and Sophie, life sounds like a radio tuned to the wrong frequency.
• The wrong frequencies were part of the same problem due to signals personnel not knowing the science of radio communications.
• \b Automatic devices designed to electronically identify the helicopters as friendly were working but were set at the wrong frequency.
• For the proud, stylish senior who hopes to attend Spelman College, life is like a radio station permanently tuned to the wrong frequency.
• 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.
• "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.
• 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.
• 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.
• 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.
• 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.
• 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.
• 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.
• 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.
• I am aware that there is ongoing resentment in the open-source / free-OS community that many card vendors are not releasing their drivers'source code; this is apparently because many wi-fi cards use " software controlled radios " so that tinkering with the software could cause the cards to transmit on the wrong frequencies or at excessive power, which would violate the cards'regulatory compliance.
• I live in the USA ( 60Hz, 120v ) but have some things I brought with me from the UK ( 50Hz, 240v )-the cheaper kinds of converters convert to the correct voltage but put out the wrong frequency ( ie 60Hz, 240v ) and I have several gadgets that don't like that-one overheats, two others just don't work-and that's with just a 10Hz difference!