Waveform (usually sinusoidal) that is modulated (modified) with an input signal for the purpose of conveying information.
1 The carrier wave hissed for another couple of seconds, then fell silent.
2 The BBC went off the air; even the carrier wave died.
3 We generate a blanket frequency, impressed upon the ultra carrier wave .
4 They managed to produce a carrier wave I could detect on their last attempt.
5 She broadcast a resonant carrier wave at that signal and piggybacked into the system.
6 Phones were dead and the radio in the police car brought only a carrier wave .
7 We can't get the carrier wave for the remote-control impulses to go very far underwater.
8 Walls, planets, even suns, do not bar our vision, because of the fifth-order carrier wave .
9 There was a moment's silence while the satellite's carrier wave emitted a few electronic bleeps.
10 But there's a carrier wave from your tooth-implant.
11 The radio hummed for a second, the carrier wave cut off, and then there was silence.
12 We must see what we are doing, so the light-rays must be heterodyned upon our carrier wave .
13 Or is it only the carrier wave ?
14 The carrier wave keeps compressing and expanding.'
15 Well, anyway, by the use of suitable fields of force it can be used as a carrier wave .
16 Not even a background carrier wave .
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