jamming|jammings in English

noun

['jam·ming || 'dʒæmɪŋ]

intentional electronic interference of electronic devices or systems

Use "jamming|jammings" in a sentence

1. They're jamming our signal

2. There's a sea of humanity jamming on.

3. He was jamming with his saxophone.

4. There's something jamming the lock.

5. The photocopier keeps jamming up.

6. 21 And then, chaff jamming and towed active decoy models are built, which are included in the off-board jamming model.

7. CDMA is also resistant to jamming.

8. Threats also include electronically simulated surface-to-air missiles, antiaircraft artillery, communications jamming, and global positioning system jamming.

9. The holiday traffic is jamming the roads.

10. Jamming often takes place during percussion rotary drilling.

11. And the new cartridges cut down on jamming.

12. This paper devoted to the methods for evaluating the jamming effectiveness of smokescreen jamming devices on electro-optical imaging systems and electro-optical guided weapons.

13. We were jamming with J.D. and Rich last night.

14. I recognize the modulation of the jamming signal.

15. Beamforming in strong jamming based on isometric line array is proposed.

16. One on each side of the roof, jamming the frequency.

17. The plane is used for electronic jamming and radar detection.

18. Aircraft was equipped with jamming system G 24 in one of three versions (for L, S or C bands) used for jamming ground and naval radars.

19. Several methods and techniques concerning active jamming are presented.

20. We lie on the beach, jamming with the world.

21. There's a loose part that keeps jamming the mechanism.

22. I think we can cut through the alien's jamming signal.

23. But amps are like jamming a wire into your brain's pleasure center.

24. Garcia, how long can you keep jamming the cell phone lines?

25. She laughed hysterically, jamming her fingers into her mouth to muffle the sound.