Receiver
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Because as a
receiver
of language, they are receiving it and representing it, and in information it's representing crap.
And, in a way, that's exactly how packets move around the Internet, sometimes in as many as 25 or 30 hops, with the intervening entities that are passing the data around having no particular contractual or legal obligation to the original sender or to the
receiver.
Anyway, in this same kind of approach, I designed K. K is a daylight
receiver
transmitter.
Stupid, mindless drivel about a jet assembled within hours by mechanics who have never worked on airplanes (piloted by Burgess Meredith) chasing a Porsche race car which runs on decades-old gasoline sludge, driven by Lee Majors, with Chris Makepeace as the runaway techno-wiz who can McGyver spare parts into a radio
receiver
which can pick up all frequencies simultaneously, and who somehow learned how to acquire and use chemicals to make high explosives in a perfectly peaceful society.
What makes this movie very special is the fact that the most ever to date decorated US soldier (two dozen of the highest medals) and a Congressional Medal of Honor receiver, not only lived through the war, but in fact played himself ! after being talked into it, seems he didn't want to play himself, he thought it would degrade the Medal of Honor.
Most markets that have it are carrying it as a digital subfeed, so you will need a TV with a digital
receiver
or a digital converter box to see it.
Morris wins because he gives his lines all the emotional inflection of a dial tone, and when he cuddles up to cutie Marla English for one of their many painful clinches, she looks like she wants to bang down the
receiver.
How does he hold the
receiver
to his head with his Spaceballshelmet on?
In order for this part of the law to go ahead, the Supreme People’s Court issued judicial interpretations that set out who can be designated a company
receiver
and the amount and type of compensation they can be paid.
Consequently, the job of receiver, though it carries strict liabilities, is highly risky in terms of reward.
If no viable solution is found, no agency or individual will be willing to serve as the
receiver
in ordinary bankruptcy cases.
To prevent fraud, an acute problem in the past, the new law established a “right of rescission,” whereby the
receiver
can ask courts to rescind any action by a debtor that involves fraud, evasion, or unfair liquidation in the prescribed period before a bankruptcy petition is accepted and assets recovered.
Mirror neurons, first discovered in monkeys, may serve such a function, providing a common code between the sender and
receiver
of a nonverbal message.
Broadcast radio and television were the first to confront this problem, because they could not prevent those with a
receiver
from getting the signal.
Whereas “Web 1.0” facilitated the storage and transmission of vast amounts of different kinds of information in cyberspace, “Web 2.0” supposedly renders the whole process interactive, removing the final frontier separating the transmitter and
receiver
of information.
"Mikhail Afanasievich, Stalin speaking," would come the voice down the receiver, freezing the author in terror.
A captain, Father Richomme, a big man with the face of a good-natured gendarme, and with a straight grey moustache, was at that moment going towards the
receiver'
s office.
Only the lamp-cabin shone at the far end, while in the
receiver'
s office a small lamp looked like a fading star.
Every laden tram arrived at the top in the same condition as it left the cutting, marked with a special metal token so that the
receiver
might put it to the reckoning of the stall.
At the top and bottom of this inclined plane, which served all the cuttings from one level to the other, there was a trammer--the brakesman above, the
receiver
below.
Then, as soon as there was an empty tram to send back, the
receiver
gave the signal and the putter embarked her full tram, the weight of which made the other ascend when the brakesman loosened his brake.
But the voice of the
receiver
arose, shouting out to load.
But Chaval, after glancing at the table of counters in the
receiver'
s little glass office, came back furious.
For a few minutes he rested, out of breath, on a chair in the
receiver'
s office, so overcome by his powerlessness that no ideas came to him.
At the relay, eighty metres from the cutting, another putter took the tram and pushed it eighty metres farther to the upbrow, so that the
receiver
could forward it with the others which came down from the upper galleries.
The collector of taxes, the
receiver
of customs, the chief constable and two or three other public officials arrived with their wives.
Once he had received this notice, K. hung up the
receiver
without giving an answer; he had decided immediately to go there that Sunday, it was certainly necessary, proceedings had begun and he had to face up to it, and this first examination would probably also be the last.
The deputy director picked up the
receiver
and, as he waited for his connection, turned away from it and said to K.,"One question, Mr. K.: Would you like to give me the pleasure of joining me on my sailing boat on Sunday morning?
He was only speaking at the side of the telephone
receiver
while he waited for his connection, but in giving this invitation the deputy director was humbling himself.
One thing that K. could not bear was pity that he had not wanted or expected, he took his leave of her with two words, but as he put the
receiver
back in its place he said, half to himself and half to the girl on the other end of the line who could no longer hear him, "Yes, they're harassing me."
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