Sentence examples for acted as transmitters from inspiring English sources

The network measurement topology is shown in Figure 3. Three nodes (RX1 to RX3) with two receive elements each acted as receivers, and three nodes (TX1 to TX3) with two transmit elements each acted as transmitters, so as to create six different network topologies, by perturbating the intended receiver-transmitter pairs.

All transducers act as transmitters and receivers.

Exploiting a bistatic geometry approach, the GNSS satellites act as transmitters while an aircraft or a low Earth orbit satellite is the receiving platform.

The following assumptions are introduced in the considered setting: A1: In the measurement model in (3), it is assumed that the targets act as transmitters and each sensor will receive one reflection of the signal emitted from the targets.

Such organizations act as transmitters of the party to maintain the fundamentals of socialist values in the provision of education, health services, and social security to promote social consensus and uphold the national unity (Edwards & Phan, 2014).

FHL proteins are components of adhesion complexes, can act as transmitters of Rho signaling pathways and are involved in tissue-specific gene regulation [ 5, 39, 47, 60].

Espousing the conservative Theravāda Buddhism, the kingdom acted as a transmitter of Indian cultural influences.

In this case the right posterior sites acted as a transmitter and the transfers were mostly short-ranged and dispersed.

From a communication point of view, platelets act as mobile transmitters, endothelial cells are fixed receivers, sticky to the vessel walls, and the transmitted signal is made of bursts of molecules emitted by platelets.

While some of these molecules can act as classical transmitters, neuromodulators are distinguished by their ability to modulate the physiological properties of neurons on comparatively long time scales [ 4].

Functionally, the endogenous opioids act as co-transmitters modulating the effect of fast-acting neurotransmitters (Siggins et al., 1986; Wagner et al., 1993; Simmons and Chavkin 1996).