The phrase "are not being transmitted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the status of data, signals, or information that is currently not being sent or conveyed.
Example: "The signals from the satellite are not being transmitted due to a technical malfunction."
Alternatives: "are not being sent" or "are not being conveyed."
We use these two distinct indices because some measurements are not be transmitted.
But in one case, the owner of an Internet service provider was prosecuted under this law after he made backup copies of e-mails stored on the company's server--regardless of the fact that stored files aren't being "transmitted" in any way.
The interrupt had to be modified to continuously clear the USART whenever a packet was not being transmitted.
When high-definition programming is not being transmitted, each station's digital bandwidth can carry several standard-definition television channels with interactive elements.
Mr. Negroponte responded that the laptops would send and receive Internet data only when higher-paying commercial data was not being transmitted, leading to lower networking costs.
(7:18) Confucius was deeply concerned that the culture (wen) he cherished was not being transmitted and that the learning (xue) he propounded was not being taught.
Time t1 indicates a time at which the packet is not being transmitted, and time t2 indicates the time during which the packet is being transmitted.
This process is similar to the ranging process described in IEEE 802.16j, except the information is not being transmitted across a physical WIMAX link, and message fields such as power control can be ignored.
However, qualifying models will not be required to meet the industry's advanced benchmarks to scale power down when data is not being transmitted.
The signal from the brain regarding eating, desire to eat, and things like that was not being transmitted correctly to the rest of his body.
