Sentence examples for allow for transmission from inspiring English sources
Encrypted email services allow for transmission of confidential data to external recipients using WCM email accounts.
The ultrathin sheets presented here not only allow for transmission of soft X-rays, but also offer a superior geometry compared with sub-micron round jets.
The new rules, after they receive final approval, would allow for transmission speeds of up to 1 gigabit per second — more than 100 times as fast as the Internet connection in the average American home.
This would allow for transmission through low bandwidth channels such as the current Internet infrastructure or wireless networks for broadcasting.
In principle, a photonic waveguide does not allow transmission through the outer photonic barriers, but here we allow for transmission to occur by choosing sufficiently thin outer photonic barriers that permit photonic tunneling to occur.
The increasing overlap in habitat between suitable human and animal hosts and multiple available resting sites for adults can allow for transmission of disease to occur relatively easily (Singh et al., 2008; Poche et al., 2011; Uranw et al., 2013).
The historic kernel restricts all transmissions to the furthest recorded distances, below 60 km, while the extended does not allow for transmissions beyond 80 km.
This allows for transmission of qubits between the different quantum registers, and could be integrated in most of the present proposal for semiconductor quantum dot-based quantum computation.
In developing the Hawaiian island ALOHAnet in the early 1970s, the concept of collision control was implemented, whereby a time allowed for transmission of data was synchronized by a start-frame indicator.
The TV-computer and one of the laptops are aimed at education, allowing for transmission and interaction with instruction videos, dictionaries, language programs, and so on.
In addition, Garba et al. [8] proposed a deterministic model for the transmission dynamics of a strain of Dengue, which allows for transmission by exposed humans and mosquitoes.
