microwave communication

Cultural  

1. The transmission of signals by sending microwaves, either directly or via a satellite. The receivers for microwave signals are usually disc-shaped antennae from a foot to a few feet across and are often seen installed in business locations or near private homes.

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Example Sentences

But the force of that tiny pull could in turn be measured by the microwave communication link.

From Salon

But because the twin spacecraft were in constant contact with each other through a microwave communication link, that change could still be measured precisely.

From New York Times

The stations employ a wireless, digital microwave communication system that can also be useful in obtaining weather data and in atmospheric and other environmental studies, Kent said.

From Washington Times

Officials say the Soviets got the prime turf, with a view of several sensitive buildings, including the White House, because, when the sites were originally agreed upon, the land was available and microwave communication and its interception were not as sophisticated or as prevalent as they are today.

From Time Magazine Archive

Already used by about 125 big corporations, microwave communication is flexible, and cheaper than any other system.

From Time Magazine Archive