Usage of "electromagnetic interference"

Russian

помехи

Portuguese

interferência eletromagnética

Catalan

interferència electromagnètica

Spanish

interferencia electromagnetica

Disturbance in an electrical circuit due to external sources of radio waves.

помехи

Synonyms

Examples for "emi"

Artist managers are taking note of EMI's success in breaking new artists. 
 The Guardian 

He had sued EMI on Jan. 25 in a California state court. 
 Reuters 

Here's what they said: EMI says it is getting back to me. 
 Wired 

Today we look at influential classical music producer Walter Legge from EMI. 
 Radio NZ 

Labels BMG and EMI soon followed, and later Sony hopped on board. 
 Wired 

An index including BW gain and RFI produced the best economic outcome. 
 Pubmed 

Any protest could be hijacked and counterproductive, he told radio RFI. 
 Reuters 

It was the last time they were seen, RFI said. 
 Reuters 

Citing anonymous local sources, RFI said Angolan troops were controlling five positions in the area. 
 Reuters 

RFI and international press freedom watchdogs ran a high-profile campaign urging Niger to release Kaka. 
 Reuters 

Himation came through scratchily on a battle-communication frequency, tidal RF interference grinding behind his voice. 
 The Centauri Device 

"With all this EM interference mucking up the FTL fix?" 
 Battlestar Galactica 

Usage of electromagnetic interference in English

The maps aren't very detailed; the electromagnetic interference is particularly strong in that area. 
 Star Trek: Myriad Universes: Shattered Light 

The best have built-in amps calibrated for near-perfect balance, and they're shielded against electromagnetic interference. 
 Wired 

The lab is removed from the base to reduce electromagnetic interference from Scott and McMurdo bases. 
 Radio NZ 

A flight recorder may not identify that a critical system has failed because of electromagnetic interference from passengers' devices. 
 BBC 

Mass electromagnetic interference, the rotation of the Earth and the Ring, asychronicities, the barely passable quality of the instruments. 
 Grand junction 

It even gets screwed up by the slightest electromagnetic interference, like stray radio waves or storms in the ionosphere. 
 Wired 

Many lawmakers and some safety experts have expressed fear that Toyota's electronic throttle system can be subject to electromagnetic interference. 
 Reuters 

However, it was ideal for weapons-testing, boasting as it does mostly cloud-free skies all year round and little electromagnetic interference. 
 100 Places You Will Never Visit 

The optical fibers are used to minimize electromagnetic interference between the radiofrequency and gradient coils and the PET detector system. 
 Pubmed 

Potential electromagnetic interference with Toyota's electronic throttles is one technical issue NHTSA is looking into as part of its review, LaHood said. 
 Reuters 

Several lawmakers at Tuesday's hearing criticized Toyota's resistance to probing whether its electronic throttle systems can suffer from electromagnetic interference (EMI). 
 Reuters 

Today it makes the metal casings that protect the internal workings of mobile phones from heat and from electromagnetic interference from other phones. 
 The Guardian 

Nine NASA scientists would bring expertise in electronics, electromagnetic interference, software integrity and complex problem solving to the Toyota review, Transportation Department officials said. 
 Reuters 

Heal said that with an electromagnetic interference system, a potentially dangerous outcome (such as loss of control from flat tires) could be avoided. 
 Wired 

Although the devices are effectively shielded and use exclusively bipolar leads, electromagnetic interference (EMI) remains a concern when patients are exposed to several household appliances. 
 Pubmed 