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interferencia electromagnetica Disturbance in an electrical circuit due to external sources of radio waves.
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Examples for "emi"
Examples for "emi"
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Artist managers are taking note of EMI's success in breaking new artists.
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He had sued EMI on Jan. 25 in a California state court.
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Here's what they said: EMI says it is getting back to me.
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Today we look at influential classical music producer Walter Legge from EMI.
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Labels BMG and EMI soon followed, and later Sony hopped on board.
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An index including BW gain and RFI produced the best economic outcome.
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Any protest could be hijacked and counterproductive, he told radio RFI.
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It was the last time they were seen, RFI said.
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Citing anonymous local sources, RFI said Angolan troops were controlling five positions in the area.
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RFI and international press freedom watchdogs ran a high-profile campaign urging Niger to release Kaka.
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The maps aren't very detailed; the electromagnetic interference is particularly strong in that area.
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The best have built-in amps calibrated for near-perfect balance, and they're shielded against electromagnetic interference.
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The lab is removed from the base to reduce electromagnetic interference from Scott and McMurdo bases.
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A flight recorder may not identify that a critical system has failed because of electromagnetic interference from passengers' devices.
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Mass electromagnetic interference, the rotation of the Earth and the Ring, asychronicities, the barely passable quality of the instruments.
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Himation came through scratchily on a battle-communication frequency, tidal RF interference grinding behind his voice.
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"With all this EM interference mucking up the FTL fix?"