Transponder means an access device used to gain entry to the parking facility;
Transponder means any device or machine placed on a fishing or other vessel, which is designed to transmit, whether in conjunction with other machine or machines elsewhere or not, information or data concerning the position, fishing and other activities of the vessel as may be required, and shall include any automatic location communicator;
Transponder means a FasTrak electronic device issued by any of
Examples of Transponder in a sentence
Event Organizer will provide Transponder for hire for the full event for QAR 150.
More Definitions of Transponder
Transponder means an electronic device that meets the specifications of California Code of Regulations Title 21 and is used to pay Tolls electronically.
Transponder means an arrangement which reacts to an incoming interrogating or detecting wave by emitting a specific answering or identifying wave.
Transponder means a radio frequency transmission channel on a domestic communications satellite operating in C-band.
Transponder means a radio frequency transmission channel on C-3 or C-4, having a nominal bandwidth of 36 MHz, used to provide service to Xxxxx pursuant to the terms of this Agreement, or a Protection Transponder used to provide service to Xxxxx in the event the Transponder is or becomes a Transponder Failure. When used in the lower case, "transponder" means a radio frequency transmission channel on a domestic communications satellite operating in C-band.
Transponder means an electronic device affixed to an ambulance that activates the private access gates located within the franchise service area.
Transponder means a device that receives a radio signal and automatically transmits a different signal, or any supplemental or replacement device that communicated with the then applicable Vehicle Recognition System.
Transponder means a read-only passive radio frequency identification device;