Sentence examples for a precise transmission from inspiring English sources

The experimental result shows that the SCMSGM designed by the deduced fundamental equations in this paper is capable of committing a transmission with a precise transmission ratio between two skew axes at an arbitrary alternate angle.

A precise transmission-electron-microscope (TEM) observation reveals that some nanostructures, fibrous and spherical, are already formed in the carbon before the irradiation.

The precise transmission of chromosomes from mother to daughter cells is a highly controlled process that requires members of the SMC (structural maintenance of chromosome) protein family.

This research has led to the realization of a novel means of cell-cell communication dependent on a dense network of actin-based cellular extension within developing organs that interconnect and facilitate the precise transmission of molecular information between cells.

The precise "transmission mechanism" had not always been clear: the Federal Reserve and Bank of England had been using short-term interest rates as a policy tool for years, and economists noticed that the timing and size of interest-rate influence could not be pinned solely on consumption, investment or exchange rates.

But the diesel's most direct benefactor is the new GTI, which donates its adjustable suspension, wickedly precise transmissions – either semi-automatic DSG or six-speed manual – larger wheels and telltale tartan upholstery scheme.

Many daylighting applications require a precise knowledge of the directional transmission features of advanced fenestration materials.

These results are of highest interest for optical application, such as light filtering, where the manifold of parameters allows a precise design of the spectral transmission ranges.

Results showed a significant increase in the transmission of a precise diagnosis among trained residents (RR=3.55; 95% CI=1.21 10.45; P=0.021).

The in vivo demonstration of germ line transmission of a precise SNP exchange in zebrafish underscores its suitability as a model for genetic research.

Science has facilitated a precise measure of risk of transmission following sexual exposure based on a composite of the chance that the person was HIV positive and on the type of sex.