Examples of using Harmful interference in English and their translations into Italian
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since the 2.4 GHz band currently used by RLANs will be increasingly prone to harmful interference and saturation in the future.
discussing the management of harmful interference in order to remove uncertainty,
the need to avoid harmful interference between countries.
Harmful interference” means interference which endangers the functioning of a radionavigation service
in particular where the risk of harmful interference is negligible, not make facilitate the usage of radio frequencies subject to the granting of individual rights
other parameters of satellites,“in order to avoid harmful interference between radio stations of different countries”.
to coexist with GSM systems in the same band, harmful interference should be avoided by applying technical usage conditions applicable to technologies other than GSM using the 900 MHz band.
The principle to ensure flexibility of usage of the digital dividend notwithstanding constraints necessary to avoid harmful interference or to promote general interest objectives such as large availability of the service
Harmful interference in those zones cause serious,
The reference in the new paragraph(ba) to the need to ensure the technical quality of the service should be linked to the need to avoid harmful interference, and should not per se be used to justify an exception to technology neutrality.
within a spectrum policy context of avoiding harmful interference and using this resource efficiently.
which are now required to be resilient against harmful interference.
Harmful interference" means interference which endangers the functioning of a radionavigation service
Moreover, enabling users to negotiate an appropriate degree of protection against harmful interference and to conclude sharing contracts would make it possible to find BSOs based on actual spectrum usage.
Besides helping to avoid harmful interference, measures such as spectrum plans
in particular where the risk of harmful interference is negligible, not make the use of radio frequencies subject to the grant of individual rights of use
Avoid harmful interference or disturbance by other radio
also the need to avoid harmful interference and the achievement of general interest objectives such as social
secondary services in the band from harmful interference due to the proposed new AMSS system,
R20‘harmful interference' means interference which endangers the functioning of a radio navigation service