The phrase "allows to transmit" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be rephrased to include a subject or an object, such as "allows us to transmit" or "allows for the transmission of."
Example: "The new software allows us to transmit data more efficiently."
Alternatives: "enables transmission" or "permits sending."
After gearshift and during the clutch re-engagement, the cushion disc allows to transmit a progressive torque through its axial stiffness.
The origin of this universality of the genetic code remains enigmatic and controversial but whatever the origin is, it allows to transmit coded information from one generation to the next.
This diversity in term of waveform coding allows to transmit orthogonal waveforms which enables the MIMO radar superiority in several fundamental aspects, including: improved parameter identifiability and estimation and much enhanced flexibility for transmit beam-pattern design.
In terms of reduced transmitter power consumption, a pulse-position modulation scheme is very promising because it allows to transmit multiple bits per pulse.
In this paper, we present the hardware and software development of a wireless multispectral vision sensor which allows to transmit, a 3D reconstruction of a scene in realtime.
The technical concept of SORMAS system integrates existing technology and combines it into a mobile application, that allows to transmit notification reports, but also supports the whole management process of contact tracing.
In both cases, the houses had to renegotiate contracts with their unions to be allowed to transmit performances.
In other words, collided users are the only ones allowed to transmit in the following contention period.
The short TV clips of fighting that we see repeated endlessly show how little broadcasters are able to see or allowed to transmit.
Local broadcast stations, like WNBC, in New York, are allowed to transmit their broadcasts over public airwaves on the condition that they keep these broadcasts free for viewing.
