Sentence examples for Have it transmitted from inspiring English sources

[I] will not have it transmitted on data, I'm too old to do things like that... (PD patient) -... had it been as easy as just turning on the TV, then it hadn't been a problem... (PD patient) Our preconception was that telemedicine may be useful in supporting patients doing dialysis in their homes, thus making it easier for more patients to choose and live with home dialysis.

Long-distance relationships used to be pretty tough, but that was before you could kiss the silicone lips of a plastic egg and have it transmit the properties of your smooch to another plastic egg which, in turn, relays the sensations to whoever is on the other end.

For example, Office is now copy-protected, meaning that you can't use it until you've "activated" it (transmitted or phoned in your serial number to Microsoft) -- a feature that prevents its being installed on more than two computers.

Do you think any of the rules or laws need to be changed there to make it easier to transmit and have it state and across the country?

He told me he and his doctor concluded that I had to have transmitted the virus.

The reason for considering subslots is stated later in Remark 1. Figure 2 a shows the queueing model for a conventional relaying system, where the relay does not have buffer and therefore, if it receives a packet in a subslot, it has to transmit it immediately in the next subslot.

In this enhanced scheme a node remains silent for a certain extra back-off time (imposed on top of the usual back-off time that is part of CSMA) after it has transmitted a packet, to give both the downstream and upstream neighbors the opportunity to transmit.

Later, each user locally updates its current access probability based on whether it has transmitted in the previous time slot or not.

Moreover, they operate on a mechanical principle found in no other animal group: a tectorial membrane, moving in response to sound vibrations that have been transmitted to it by the inner-ear fluids, stimulates the sensory hair cells directly through connections to the cilia of these cells.

In this graph, a user is connected to a slot if it has transmitted a packet during that time slot.

"But this virus is invisible, and while no one can be exactly sure how it has been transmitted here, we do know it is going to take a real effort to regain our certification".